Why go
The contrast begins outside: a sturdy older tower stands against the taller Gothic nave and choir. Inside, painted knights sit among Christian scenes, but their identity remains disputed. That uncertainty makes the murals more interesting to examine, rather than a simple illustration of one battle or military order.
What to look for
- Four medieval gateways survive in the churchyard wall.
- The stone poor box bears its maker’s name in runes.
- Slender columns divide the high Gothic nave.
Useful to know
- Start with the wall and tower, then compare their defensive character with the spacious nave if access is arranged.
- Contact the parish before travelling for the murals, particularly outside the summer visiting season.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 25–45 min
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