Veøy Church

Molde Municipality, Norway

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The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Veøy Church, a red wooden parish church in the village of Sølsnes within Molde Municipality, Norway, was completed in 1907 by architect Karl Norum. Built in the dragestil style—a Norwegian variant of Art Nouveau characterized by decorative dragon-inspired motifs—the structure follows a long church plan typical of Norwegian rural ecclesiastical architecture. The church, which seats approximately 212 people, serves as the main house of worship for the Røvik og Veøy parish and remains a notable example of early twentieth-century Norwegian ecclesiastical design.