Nederluleå Church
Nederluleå kyrka
A grey-stone medieval church completed in the 15th century, the largest of its kind in northern Sweden, and the centerpiece of the Gammelstad Church Village.
This grey-stone Gothic church was built in the early 15th century and is the largest medieval church in northern Sweden. Its interior features a gilded altarpiece cabinet made by Antwerp craftsmen, painted vaulted ceilings, and a 17th-century pulpit, with a richness of decoration rare among Nordic village churches. It is usually open daily in summer and free to enter, with shorter opening hours in winter. Located in the center of the Gammelstad Church Village, it is best visited as part of a tour of the village.
Opening hours
Summer about 09:00–18:00; shorter in other seasons
Nearby sights
- Gammelstad Church Town
- Hägnan Open-Air Museum
- Teknikens Hus
- Gültzauudden
- Norrbottens Museum
- Luleå Cathedral
- Kulturens Hus
- Luleå Ice Road