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| Sørvær church is a beautiful church with a special architecture, architect of the church was Sverre Flåto. It is built of wood and stone in 1968 and has approx. 90 seats. Both the pulpit and baptisma... |
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| Hasvik Church is the main church in the borough, and can accommodate 200 people. It was inaugurated on 17 July 1955. On inauguration day was baptized 10 children, and the builder of the church, Han... |
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| Tana Church is located in Rustefjelbma. It is built in 1964 with 300 seats. Roadchurch. |
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| Polmak Church is a long church built in 1853 with 120 seats. Altarpiece from 1626. Extension built in 1959. Dormer by Trond Danche. One of the
few churches in Finnmark that was
left standing afte... |
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| The Sami Church at Áissároaivi. Consecrated in 1962. Church services, etc. Location: Sennalandet, between Alta and Kvalsund beside E6. |
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| Kvalsund Church is a long church in wood from 1936, and was the only building left standing in the municipality after the Germans retreated at the end of World War II. The church was used for bot... |
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| Båtsfjord church was consecrated in 1971. Båtsfjord church has one of North Europe’s largest stained glass windows, 85 m. |
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| This chapel was erected by German peace friends in 1960 – Location: On the road towards Havøysund. RV889. |
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| Máze Zion, the first church in Máze Zion was built in 1721 by the Sami missionary, Thomas W. Westen and Morten Lund. The first public sector school in Norway was also built at the same time. Politic... |
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| open daily from 15 Jun - 15 Aug, 09.00-20.00. |
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