Näshult church interior.

3D Model

Näshults church was consecrated in 1732 as the successor of a dilapidated wooden church from the 13th century, of which only the brick sacristy has survived until today. The built wooden church consists of a nave with large bulges in the middle of the long side walls that give the church the appearance of a ship’s hull.

A special eye-catcher is the late-Gothic altarpiece dating from the 15th century, most likely from one of the famous workshops in Lübeck. Also very elaborately designed is the pulpit with canopy. Dating back to the 17th century, it was originally Renaissance-style, but was altered in 1736 with magnificent Baroque carvings.