Färlöv Church, Sweden 1180

Färlöv Church, built in 1180, is a prime example of Romanesque architecture. The whitewashed stone church boasts two distinctive towers, a common feature of the style, topped with black tiled roofs. The simple yet elegant design, characterized by rounded arches and sturdy walls, reflects the architectural trends of the 12th century. The church is located in Sweden and is a testament to the lasting influence of Romanesque architecture in the region.