Anga Church, Gotland, Sweden 1250

Anga Church is a Romanesque church located on the island of Gotland, Sweden, built in 1250. The church features a tall, pointed tower with a wooden spire, characteristic of the Romanesque style. The whitewashed walls contrast with the dark wooden roof, adding a visual element to the building. The church's exterior is adorned with simple decorative elements like arched doorways and windows, showcasing the architectural principles of the Romanesque period. This church exemplifies the enduring legacy of Romanesque architecture in Scandinavia, a style that combined simplicity and grandeur in its religious structures.