The Christina Church is a church located in Linkoping in Sweden and is named after Kristine Kyrka- the Swedish Queen. This church was built between the years 1649 and 1673 and is nothing less than a landmark in the city. The tower of this church is easily recognisable from anywhere in the city and was added in 1686. However the tower was burnt down after the great fire in 1790 and the rebuilding began.
After the rebuilding, the church has its present structure with beautiful paintings that continue to attract both locals and tourists to have a look. These paintings are by Edvard Snake and are about the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. There is also another painting by Gerog Pauli and it depicts angels playing music at Jesus’ tomb. Overall, this church has an old history and an interesting architecture which is worth having a look at when in Jonkoping.
• Attend the service of the Christina Church and watch the proceedings set a spiritual setting.
• Sign up for a guided tour to understand the history and architecture of the church better.
• Indulge in clicking pictures of the church, ranging from artworks to architecture.
• Visit the Jonkoping Ians museum and check out the different types of exhibits inside the premises.
• Explore the Vikingaskeppet and walk through the calm premises of this beautiful garden.
By Car: The activity location is X km from the city centre, it will take Y min via the Norra Strandgatan route.
By Bus: Take a bus to Ostra Torget station which is 210 metres away from the museum. You can reach the Christina Church location from the bus station with a 2-minute walk
By Foot: If you are in the heart of Jonkoping, you can walk from the Ostra Storgatan route and reach the Christina Church. The overall time taken will be around 15 minutes and the distance will be 1 kilometre long.
Christina Church is open throughout the year, so you can plan your visit to this place at any time of the year.