St Pers Church ruin

Very good

Nice place to hang out. The inside is just like the outside and has no frescoes or finishing - just stone.

Currently under renovation for safety reasons.

The last stop on my search for runic stones. The information placard is available and you can walk around the fenced area. I love the history. I gave it four stars since it was a limited visit. I cou...

Visiting Ruins in History

This was another one of our cruise line tours. We rode our to this old town with a most knowledgeable guide. We were fortunate to get a history professor whose enthusiasm and knowledge added to its al...

Long standing church ruin

What you see is essentially what you get with this church ruin, as there is no door and underground to go through! There's a little plaque which theorises what the purpose of this church may have been...

MYSTERY CHURCH, KING OR BISHOP?

St. Pers Church was built 12th century and thought to be built in two stages. There are two theories for its use, some believe it may have been used as a bishop’s cathedral, until the bishop’s seat m...