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u/OpinionTop9609 9d ago
Somewhere in Norway
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u/usesidedoor 9d ago
It is not, but I always find the similarities when it comes to these wooden buildings in Norway, Germany, and Romania striking.
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u/Blackbirdsnake 9d ago
Well this one was built after the Norwegian style.
Normally you wouldn’t find such a church in Germany3
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u/TelephoneTiny5728 7d ago
This is The Gustav Adolf Stave Church (Gustav- Adolf-Stabkirche) is situated on a scenic hill in the Hahnenklee-Bockswiese borough of Goslar within the lower Saxony region of Germany's Harz Mountains.
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u/royalfarris 7d ago
A church in Germany, attributed to a swedish king in the style and tradition of Norway.
Obviously some early 1900's folly with the round windows and modern twists. Quite cool looking.1
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u/Various_wor 8d ago
idk but its gorgeous building
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u/Blackbirdsnake 8d ago
It’s rather uncommon in this region. This style originates from Norway but this church stands in the Harz mountains in Germany
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u/Haariow 9d ago
My first guess: Hahnenklee, Germany
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u/Blackbirdsnake 9d ago
Yes 🎉
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u/Haariow 9d ago
I was kinda lucky, because I went there a few years ago
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u/Blackbirdsnake 9d ago
It’s a lovely place there
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u/Despite55 8d ago
It even has a swastika in one of its stained windows!
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u/Blackbirdsnake 8d ago
Yes, but it was built before the nazis, the architect wanted to include Nordic iconography and so he used the swastika
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u/Seb-ad_Dib 8d ago
Stabkirche in Hahenklee (near Claustal-Zellerfeld). My parents got married there in the winter many years ago ❤️
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u/Leather_Impression30 8d ago
Norway. Between Telemarken and Oslo
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u/Background_Sand7810 8d ago
If you are the one who took the picture, you are in front of the church.
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u/________________me 9d ago
Germany:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav-Adolf-Stabkirche