Ärentuna kyrka
Uppsala Municipality · Uppsala County
Ärentuna kyrka was built around 1300. Archbishop Nils Allesson made a pastoral visit to the parish in 1302, and the church may have been consecrated then. It is a fairly typical Uppland church, except that it is not a hall church but has a chancel that is narrower than the nave.
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About the church
Ärentuna kyrka is a medieval church belonging to Ärentuna parish in the Diocese of Uppsala. The church is located in Ärentuna, about 15 kilometres north of Uppsala. It is surrounded by farmland, with the sexton's farm and the community hall as its nearest neighbours. Most of the parish's members live in Storvreta.
The text has been translated from the article Ärentuna kyrka on Swedish Wikipedia and may be used under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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