The vault paintings
During the 1400s the church gained its tower, north transept and vaults, largely paid for by the Krognos family of Krapperup. The vaults were painted with saints and, because the church is dedicated to the apostle Andrew, a series of pictures of him. They are attributed to the so-called Helsingborg Master, who also painted in St. Mary's Church in Helsingborg. Long covered over, the paintings were uncovered again in 1911–12 and cleaned in the 1990s.
Look for
- The pulpitin place since 1623
- Votive shipshanging in the vaults, a sign of the parish's ties to the sea
- The royal armswith Charles XI's monogram above the west door, put up to remind Scanians that they were now Swedish
- The churchyardenclosed by a stone wall with lychgates
