While about 1,500 of Sweden's 4,000 churches date to the Middle Ages, the only secular buildings that survive from that period are a few Burgher's houses in Stockholm and Visby and some ruins of castles, fortresses and fortifications.
There are however a few Burgher's houses in Stockholm and Visby, some castles, fortresses, and fortifications. While about 1,500 of Sweden's 4,000 churches date to the Middle Ages, very few secular buildings survive from this period.
While about 1,500 of Sweden's 4,000 churches date to the Middle Ages, very few secular buildings survive from this period. There are however a few Burgher's houses in Stockholm and Visby, some castles, fortresses, and fortifications.
While about 1,500 of Sweden's 4,000 churches date to the Middle Ages, very few secular buildings survive from this period. There are however a few Burgher's houses in Stockholm and Visby, some castles, fortresses, and fortifications.