Glanshammar

Northeast of Glanshammar church is a ship burial, part of a cemetery area which extends along the road to Fellingsbro.

The Glanshammar village church, which dates from the middle of the 12th century, is one of the richest churches in the province, with Renaissance paintings and a fine processional crucifix. 200m/220yd west of the church are the old silver mines which gave the place its name. (Mining ceased about 1530).