Odarslövs Church is a historical church located in Lund, with origins dating back to the 1100s. It is constructed in the Romanesque architectural style, which is characterized by its semi-circular arches and robust structure. The church underwent significant renovations in the 1800s, which contributed to its current appearance. A notable feature of the church is its tower, which includes a distinctive addition made of red brick.
Since 1990, Odarslövs Church has been closed to the public, but it has been designated as a protected site since 2002, ensuring its preservation for future generations. The church houses a collection of notable church inventory and artworks, reflecting its historical and cultural significance. It is part of the Torns congregation within the Swedish Church, which connects it to the broader religious community in the region.