The organ in Svaneke Church is a significant feature of this historical building. Installed in 1955, the organ was designed by architect Marinus Andersen and built by the renowned organ builders Th. Frobenius & Co. It boasts 11 stops distributed across two manuals and a pedal, providing a rich and versatile sound suited for various liturgical and musical needs.

Svaneke Church itself, located prominently above the town, has undergone several renovations and expansions since its original construction around 1350. The current red-washed exterior and the prominent tower with a swan weather vane make it a distinctive landmark. Inside, the church features a baroque pulpit from 1683 and a wooden altar dating from an 1881 restoration.

Additionals: B/R, B/P, R/P, Swell pedal (B)