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Riala Church is a white-plastered stone church from the 1200s. The door into the church is thought to be from the same period, and the bell tower with its bell is from the 1500s.
The church's porch is unusually large, and here there is an altar placed with the torso of the old triumphal crucifix. During a restoration at the end of the last century, a drastic intervention was made, and the windows were given their three-part form, and the church was rendered white. On entering, you meet a wooden sculpture depicting the apostle James, from the later half of the 1300s. A Madonna with the Christ Child dates from the 1400s, and from the same age the vaults date. In the church there was St James's reliquary shrine, which was confiscated by Gustav Vasa. The altarpiece is a copy of Rubens, whose original is in Antwerp.
Contact
- Bergshamravägen 332, 761 13
- 0176-799 00
- Year-round
Good to know
- Reviews: 4.2 (15) on Google ↗
- Heritage listing: Kyrklig kulturminnesanläggning
Facilities
- Parkering
Getting here
Getting here
No departures in the next few hours.
Distance as the crow flies
- Stockholmapprox 40 km
- Uppsalaapprox 55 km
- Norrtäljeapprox 18 km
As the crow flies — not driving distance.
