Staðar Church Hrútafirði

Q: Hvar er Staðarkirkja í Hrútafirði?

Staðarkirkja í Hrútafirði er á Vesturlandi.

Q: Er Staðarkirkja í Hrútafirði í þéttbýli?

Nei, hún er staðsett utan þéttbýlis.

Q: Er Staðarkirkja í Hrútafirði hluti af þjóðkirkjunni?

Já, hún tilheyrir þjóðkirkjunni.

Q: Er Staðarkirkja í Hrútafirði opin almenningi við sérstök tilefni?

Já, hún er opin almenningi við helgihald og viðburði.

Churches of Iceland

RegionNorth Iceland

Built1886

Architect / designerSigurður Sigurðsson

Building materialTimber

Roof materialCorrugated iron

Dimensions9.62 × 5.86 m

TowerYes

Protected statusProtected since 1990

Staðar Church Hrútafirði

Staðar Church Hrútafirði is a church in Iceland, located in Norðurland. The present church was built in 1886. The architect or designer was Sigurður Sigurðsson. The building material is recorded as Timber.

Churches form an important part of Iceland’s architectural and cultural history. Visitors should be quiet and respectful around churchyards and remember that access to the building itself may be limited.

To place the stop in the wider context of a trip through the region, see Akureyri and other destinations in the same part of Iceland.