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Staffanstorps Kommun

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Mölleberga kyrka

Mölleberga kyrka is a small parish church in Skåne dating from the 1100s or 1200s, in the Uppåkra parish of the Diocese of Lund. Visitors come chiefly for its well-preserved medieval exterior and a notable run of historic fittings, including a Romanesque font and a…

Mölleberga byväg 9-0, 245 93, Staffanstorp

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Nevishögs kyrka

Nevishögs kyrka is a cross-shaped church on the edge of Staffanstorp, in the hamlet of Nevishög. It is the only church of this plan in Sankt Staffans församling, and its oldest parts date back to the 1200s, making it one of the area's more historically…

Vinningevägen 31, 24591, Staffanstorp

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Särslövs kyrka

Särslövs kyrka, in the small settlement of Särslöv near Staffanstorp in Skåne, dates back to the 1200s. Visitors come chiefly for its striking medieval wall paintings attributed to the so-called Harrie Master and its seventeenth-century altarpiece.

Djurslövsvägen 20, 245 93, Staffanstorp

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Tottarps kyrka

Tottarps kyrka, in the village of Tottarp in Skåne, has its origins in the 1100s, though its present appearance owes much to two later rebuildings, most notably one led by professor Carl Georg Brunius in the mid-1800s. Parts of the medieval fabric still survive within…

Tottarpsvägen 35, 245 93, Staffanstorp

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Uppåkra kyrka

Uppåkra kyrka, in Stora Uppåkra near Lund, has stood since 1864, replacing a medieval church built on the same site in the 1100s. Archaeological evidence suggests an earlier, simpler wooden church once stood here too, on ground with a long pre-Christian history.

Gamla Trelleborgsvägen 310, 245 93, Staffanstorp

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