Trinity Church

Trinity Church is a church constructing in Kristianstad, Sweden, built among 1617 and 1628 by way of Christian IV of Denmark. He had founded the metropolis of Kristianstad in 1614 at a time whilst Scania become a part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The church's huge size and fashion monitor the king's aims for his new metropolis. Designed via the Flemish-Danish architect, Lorenz van Steenwinckel, the grand building is widely taken into consideration with the aid of many to be Scandinavia's best Renaissance church.

Its massive nave is able to accommodate congregations of up to at least one,400. Like many Danish churches of the times, it is constructed of red brick. But this church is embellished with many sandstone statues and ornaments, such as several monograms of Christian IV, testifying to his involvement. The properly-preserved interior is decked with superstar-fashioned cross vaults, supported by means of pillars of granite. Trinity Church has been little altered since it was built. The main addition is its 59-meter-tall tower built in 1865. The church is pleasantly and abundantly illuminated way to its 26 tall windows.