- Built sometime between 1180 and 1250, this medieval Borgund stavkyrkje (Norwegian) is one of the best preserved stave churches in Norway.
- Built between 1180 and 1250 AD, Borgund Stave Church is a 12-century wooden church and the best preserved among the 28 stave churches in Norway.
- Borgund Stave Church. Before heading into the church, you must first go through the visitor’s center and museum. This is where you pay your entrance fee.
- In fact, some of the most stunning landmarks today, were designed in the name of religion and Borgund Stave Church makes no exception.
- At The King's Road across Filefjell, Norway, outdoor lovers can find the Borgund Stave church.
- Below the steep turns, the Vindhellavegen Road continues downhill until it ends down at Husum by Fylkesveg 630, west of Borgund Stave Church.
- The Borgund Stave Church (also known as the Borgund stavkirke) was first built around 1180 and dedicated to Andrew the Apostle.
- You may, for instance, use a bus taking you from Lærdal to Borgund Stave Church. By car. Going by car, you need to use Europe Street 16.
- The Borgund stave church is the one best kept intact through time… ... Map of where all the stave churches once were located. Borgund Church.
- Borgund Stave Church is a stave church located in Borgund, Lærdal, Norway. It is classified as a triple nave stave church of the so-called Sogn-type.