S:t Mikaelskapellet is located next to Uddevalla kyrka and is used for funerals, weddings and other services.
S:t Mikaelskapellet is located next to Uddevalla kyrka and is used for funerals, weddings and other services.
The chapel was built in 1916 to designs by Uddevalla city engineer A H Lindeberg. Adjoining the building there is also a repository room (bisättningsrum) blasted into the rock. S:t Mikaelskapellet is used for funerals, weddings and other services.
Opening hours
Opening hours have not been confirmed for the current date. This does not mean the church is closed.
Check access with the parish before travelling. Services and seasonal changes can affect visits.
Facilities & accessibility
Parking
Wi-Fi
Hearing loop
Listed by the provider; availability has not been independently checked. An unlisted facility is not necessarily unavailable.
A parking ticket is required at the spaces around the chapel. Tickets are issued by the churchwarden/caretaker.
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Sources, credits and English adaptations are identified on each church page. Provider data: Svenska kyrkan, Platser · CC BY 4.0.
Sources & credits
Church information: Svenska kyrkan, Platser, CC BY 4.0. English translation prepared with AI assistance by Churches in Sweden; not yet editorially reviewed or independently verified.
Provider record updated: 29 Mar 2023. This is not an independent verification date.