Vissefjärda Church  (Vissefjärda kyrka) dates to February 28, 1773.
It is associated with the parish of Emmaboda in the Diocese of Växjö.
The stone church stands where the Lyckebyån River runs into lake Kyrksjön.

The chandeliers are of varying age with the oldest dating to 1691.
 The altarpiece was painted by Pehr Hörberg in 1795.
The pulpit is from 1842.
The organ is acquired from Kalmar Cathedral in 1883.
The wooden church bell tower erected in 1774.

On an island opposite the church lies church memorial park (Minneslunden).
Opposite the church, on the other side of the Lyckebyån, are church stables for some 200 horses.
These were built in 1855 and in use until the late 1930s.
The old county road ran along the stables and then crossed the river via an arched bridge, which was demolished in 1937.
Since 1948 the stables accommodate a local museum with old tools and household items from the area, and it is the location for Midsummer festivities.
Vissefjärda Church  (Vissefjärda kyrka) dates to February 28, 1773. It is associated with the parish of Emmaboda in the Diocese of Växjö. The stone church stands where the Lyckebyån River runs into lake Kyrksjön.
The chandeliers are of varying age with the oldest dating to 1691.  The altarpiece was painted by Pehr Hörberg in 1795. The pulpit is from 1842. The organ is acquired from Kalmar Cathedral in 1883. The wooden church bell tower erected in 1774.
On an island opposite the church lies church memorial park (Minneslunden). Opposite the church, on the other side of the Lyckebyån, are church stables for some 200 horses. These were built in 1855 and in use until the late 1930s. The old county road ran along the stables and then crossed the river via an arched bridge, which was demolished in 1937. Since 1948 the stables accommodate a local museum with old tools and household items from the area, and it is the location for Midsummer festivities.
Vissefjärda