Last month, the BF and I went to the oldest church here in Sweden. It is a Catholic church. Their Kings and Queens, priests, bishops in the past were buried in this place. This was built in 1500, and until now, the church is still in perfect structure. When you are standing at the entrance of the church, and if you will look up the church tower where the big bell is located, you need to bend back your neck so you could see the tower. Honestly, when I saw many tombs, even if it were clean and shiny stones, my skin hairs stand, and I was a bit nervous. I cannot explain why but that was my feeling inside the church, especially when I stepped on the floors where lots of dead names written on it. It was early in the morning when we went, so there were no other people except us and the church worker. And when you talk, don’t talk louder otherwise you will hear your voice again. Anyhow, I will share more photos on my next posts.
Domkyrkan is the name of the church. Pronounced as dom-sher-kan.
The church tower.
The Altar
Candle for Souls here
The images at the altar
Tomb of one of the kings
Tomb on the floors
Wow, that’s old already pero mukhang bago pa talaga .. Happy holidays lapit na =)
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Beautiful church.
lots of white and it is beautiful
beautiful architecture and designs.i’d have goosebumps if i were in that place especially if i hear my own voice.
visiting from WW.
what a pretty church Mommy Kat
very clean too 
Visiting for WW, hope that you can return the favor too.
Is that your choice sis Kat? Perfect kau na for your wedding bah:)
Visiting for WW! Hope you can visit mine too..
http://www.cassandrasminicorner.com/2011/12/picnic-table.html
wow ang ganda naman yan
I love those sculpture
this is like walking the book of Robert Langdon! Very nice details!
Hello tsang late visit sa WW, nauli naka sa pinas tsang. merry christmas uy
were those tombs real? great captures, Kat!
Thank you for joining Wednesday Whites!
Visiting as a host and from my entry, http://www.rayagregorio.com/2011/12/were-11.html
Very beautiful church, and awesome tomb !