Fulltofta Church, Sweden 1175

"Fulltofta Church, Sweden" is a Romanesque church built in 1175. The church is located in a rural setting surrounded by a grassy field and a graveyard with headstones, suggesting its long and continuous use for religious services. The white stone walls and a red tiled roof, typical for Romanesque architecture, give the church a sturdy and imposing presence. The style of the church, marked by the simple, geometric forms and the use of heavy masonry, showcases the architectural trends prevalent in Scandinavia during the 12th century.