Sviland Chapel
Sviland chapel is a wooden building completed in 1913. The architect of the chapel is Michael Slettebø (1879 – 1925).
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Høyland Church
Høyland Church is a large wooden church that was inaugurated in 1841. The church was designed by the engineer Arild Sibbern on the basis of Linstow's drawings. The interior is characterized by the Empire style, with galleries around the whole church on both sides of the choir, just interrupted by the pulpit. The altarpiece from the 1600s has been rebuilt with classical details and a large cross flanked by curved volutes.
Bogafjell kirke
Bogafjell church was built in 2012. The church has a rectangular plan and was designed by architect Grete Gudmestad Krogedal.
Hana Church
Hana Church is a ‘working church’ in brick with a free-standing bell tower. The church was built in 1997 and was designed by architect Kolbjørn Jensen.
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