Historic Churches and Chapels
Nordland’s religious landscape features a diverse collection of architectural styles, from medieval stone structures to iconic wooden long churches. This list includes the Lofoten Cathedral in Kabelvåg, the modernist Bodø Cathedral with its 36-meter detached bell tower, and the 12th-century Alstahaug Church, once home to poet-priest Petter Dass. These sites reflect centuries of maritime history and rural faith, showcasing unique designs like the red Dragestil of Buksnes and the octagonal timber frame of Dolstad.
Vågan Church
Vågan Church is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Vågan Municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
Gimsøy kirke
A white wooden long church built in 1876, situated on the exposed coast of Gimsøya.
Buksnes kirke
A red wooden church designed in the Dragestil (Dragon Style) architecture, completed in 1905.
Gildeskål gamle kirke
A medieval stone church dating to approximately 1130, featuring preserved 17th and 18th-century interior furnishings.
Grane kirke
A wooden long church from 1860 located in the village of Grane.
Ankenes kirke
An octagonal wooden church built in 1842, overlooking the Beisfjorden near Narvik.
Moskenes kirke
A wooden cruciform church dating from 1750, located on the southern tip of the Lofoten archipelago.
Kjerringøy kirke
A wooden long church completed in 1883, serving the historic Kjerringøy trading post.
Svolvær kirke
A concrete church built in 1934, serving as a prominent landmark in the regional capital of Lofoten.
Bodø domkirke
A modernist cathedral completed in 1956, featuring a 36-meter high detached bell tower and extensive stained glass.
Langenes Church
Langenes Church is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Øksnes Municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
Sandnessjøen kirke
A wooden long church from 1882, built on a site with religious history dating back to the Middle Ages.
Sagfjord kirke
A wooden church originally built in 1775 and moved to its current location in 1885.
Sortland Church
Sortland Church is a parish church of the Church of Norway in Sortland Municipality in Nordland county, Norway.
Brønnøy kirke
A stone church with 12th-century origins, largely rebuilt in the late 1800s after several fires.
Dolstad kirke
An octagonal wooden church built in 1735, notable for its timber construction and historic seating.
Steigen kirke
A medieval stone church from the 13th century, featuring thick masonry walls and a historic interior.
Drevja kirke
A wooden long church completed in 1848, designed by architect Nils Olsson.
Vega kirke
A wooden long church from 1864 located on the UNESCO-listed Vega archipelago.
Alstahaug kirke
A medieval stone church from the 12th century, historically associated with the poet and priest Petter Dass.
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