Built in the Romanesque style in the mid-12th century, the church initially consisted of a chancel and nave.

In the 15th century, the church was extended towards the west in the Gothic style, the tower was added and the ceilings were vaulted.

The altarpiece from 1873 presents a copy by Nils Månsson Madelgren of an Emmaus painting by the Danish artist Adam August Müller.

In the south transept, there are epitaphs to Erik Sinius (died 1743) and his family as well as an earlier altarpiece from 1732.

Some fragments of those added around 1450 can be seen on the walls of the nave, but in 1480, Barbara Brahe had vaults constructed and decorated with murals.