Wiktoria Hotel

Frescoes from the 15th century were revealed during restoration work in 1953. These show, among other things, four scenes from the life of St Olof. The panintings were, according to latest research, done by Albert the painter, one of Sweden's leading church painters in the 15th century. Albert the Painter, also known as Albertus Pictor, has both singned the paintings as well as executing a self portrait on the south wall. It was during this time that the three vaults at the eastern end of the shurch were also built. Four wooden sculptures from the Middle Ages are even preserved including a triumph crucifix from the 13th century. This crucifix is unique inasmuch as it is the oldest existing from the Swedish mainland and furthermore is preserved in its original colours.