Religious site
Garmo Stave Church
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Garmo Stave Church, originally built around 1200 in the village of Garmo, was moved to Maihaugen in the 1920s. This well-preserved wooden church exemplifies traditional Norwegian stave construction, with its distinctive vertical planks and carved portals. Visitors can explore the dark, atmospheric interior, which features medieval artifacts and intricate woodwork. The church is a highlight of Maihaugen, offering a tangible link to Norway's medieval past.
Don't miss
- The original medieval stave construction and carved portal
- Interior with medieval furnishings and artifacts
- Setting within Maihaugen's open-air museum
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Garmo Stave Church
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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