Foundation stone was laid by bishop Dagfinn Hauge on the 29th of May 1968, and the church was inaugurated and consecrated by assisting bishop, dean Peder Olsen on the 26th of May 1969.

Borre church was built in the 1100s and is one of the country's most interesting churches from the Middle Ages.

The church in the center of Horten, called the Centre Church, is a work church. The foundation stone was laid by bishop Dagfinn Hauge on Sunday 21. February 1971, and the church which is built of bric...

Opened in the spring of 2004, the Chapel at the harbour is probably Europe's only floating church.

In this atmospheric chapel everyone is welcome to pause for a quiet moment and light a candle.
The...

Eik church was built as a working church in 1988. Architect, Harald Hille. The altar piece is by the artist Per Odd Aarrestad.

This Gothic-style longship church is located at Karljohansvern naval base and was built in 1855.

Vestfold´s only preserved stave church. The church´s oldest part, the chancel, is from the 12th century. The nave, however, is from the second half of the 13th century. As well as the corner posts the...

Built in 1933 of local red syenite. The pulpit and the altar piece are carved by Karl G. Nilsen, Slagen.

The chancel is of stone and dates from the 12th century. The nave from 1691 is made of round timbers. The altarpiece "The Crucifixion" is from 1781. The painting "Jesus and the disciples on the walk t...

The Løvøy Chapel on the Løvøya island is the smallest of Horten's three medieval churches and supposed to date back to the 1200's. The location of the church is connected to the St. Olav's well, and it is believed that the water had healing power.