Husaby, a small village in Västergötland near Kinnekulle in Götene municipality, is best known for Husaby church and the nearby spring where, according to tradition, Sweden's first Christian king, Olof Skötkonung, is said to have been baptised around the year 1000.
Husaby kyrka, near Kinnekulle in Västra Götaland, is often regarded as Sweden's earliest bishopric church. Its remarkable triple tower and site by St Sigfrid's spring link it to the traditional account of King Olof Skötkonung's baptism around the year 1000.
Husby kyrka is a parish church in the village of Husby (Smedby), in Hedemora, Husby och Garpenbergs församling in the Diocese of Västerås, Dalarna. Its medieval origins, later remodelling and unusually well-preserved eighteenth-century organ make it a rewarding stop for visitors interested in church history.