- Borgund Stave Church was purchased in 1877 by the National Trust of Norway (Fortidsminneforeningen) thereby saving it from demolition.Bulunamadı: ålesund
- Borgund stave church is a remarkable survival from a bygone age. Built entirely from wood between 1150 and 1180 it has stood for around 850 years as a living...Bulunamadı: ålesund
- Most parts of today's church are from 1904, with lovely carvings by Nicolai Mejdel og Hans Johannessen. Borgund Church can seat 650 people.
- The Gustav Adolf Stave Church in Hahnenklee, Germany, built in 1908, is modeled on the Borgund church.Bulunamadı: ålesund
- Borgund Stave Church is particularly notable for its remarkable preservation, making it one of Norway’s most well-preserved stave churches.Bulunamadı: ålesund
- Most parts of today's church are from 1904, with lovely carvings by Nicolai Mejdel og Hans Johannessen. Borgund Church can seat 650 people.
- Borgund stave church is the most authentic wooden stave church in Norway, built between 1180 and 1200. Adorned with woodcarvings, runes.Bulunamadı: ålesund
- The most distinctive stave church in Norway, Borgund Stave Church is a medieval masterpiece with the only free-standing stave bell tower in Norway.Bulunamadı: ålesund
- Borgund Church is situated in the old trading community Borgundkaupangen, and is partially built on the remains of the old St. Peter's Church from the 12th c...
- Borgund Church is a captivating medieval stone church located in the village of Borgund, not far from Ålesund.
