Røldal Stave Church

A medieval stave church in Røldal village in Ullensvang municipality, considered one of the best-preserved stave churches in Norway and notable for its collection of medieval painted panels. The church dates primarily from the 13th century and was a significant pilgrimage site during the Middle Ages, attracting visitors who believed a crucifix inside the church had healing powers. The interior retains original medieval carvings and painted wooden surfaces.