The western, older part of the church is Romanesque in style; the eastern Gothic.

[1] The baptismal font is the oldest fitting of the church, dating from the middle of the 13th century.

From the same century dates a crucifix, as well as a richly decorated chest for donations for the poor.

From the 14th century are also to tombstones on either side of the altar, carrying inscriptions in both Latin and Old Gutnish; the latter in runes.

A few 14th century wooden statues depicting saints originally from Vallstena Church are today housed in Gotland Museum in Visby.