Kumla's medieval church is the oldest significant building in town, with origins in the 12th century and a distinctive round tower that is unusual for Swedish Närke churches of this era. The interior has been altered over the centuries but retains some medieval vaulting and older decorative elements.
The churchyard around it contains grave markers going back several centuries and is a pleasant spot for a brief walk. The church is typically open during summer months; check with the local tourist office for current opening times.