Gränna church

The original church was rebuilt and expanded in several stages over the centuries. For example, Count Per Brahe the Younger funded the cost of a new stone tower in 1673. Much of that church was destroyed by a fire in 1889. However, furnishings were saved from the fire, including the altarpiece, a medieval communion cabinet and some light fixtures and artwork. Articles rescued from the fire are now on display inside Gränna Church.

The church has been designated a “vägkyrka”, a church open to travellers. The church is generally open from the end of June until the beginning of August, with a host, guided tours, music and coffee.