Härlanda Church Ruins
Introduction Härlanda kyrkoruin. 2005 Plaque telling about the demolition and the restoration'''Härlanda Church Ruins''' () are the remains of a medieval church in Gothenburg, Sweden.
History The  church was built in the first part of the 12th century and torn down in 1528 by request from King Gustav I of Sweden to build Lödöse which became an important trade city and which would serve as  the precursor of Gothenburg which was founded in 1621.The ruin were excavated  by Gothenburg Museum curator Carl Ramsell af Ugglas (1884-1946) and restored at the expense of the City of Gothenburg  in 1925.
See also *History of Gothenburg
References
Related reading *Carl Ramsell af Ugglas (1931) '' Lödöse: (gamla Lödöse) : historia och arkeologi. Skrifter utgivna till Göteborgs stads trehundraårsjubileum genom jubileumsutställningens publikationskommitté'' (Göteborg: Medéns bokh)
External links * Göteborgs stadsmuseum  website