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Skå kyrka

Address
Skå Kyrkväg 7, 17975, Skå
Municipality
Ekerö Kommun
Denomination
Church of Sweden
Associated diocese
Diocese of Stockholm

Skå kyrka: Skå church is our most modern church - built in the 18th century. The church that stood on the site before it burned down and some of the walls were reused. Parts of the large crucifix were rescued from the flames.

Skå church received the whitewashed walls and sober grey interior typical of the 18th century. Light is important in Skå church. Organ by Per Niclas Forsberg, Drottningholm, 1797, 14 stops.

Came into being during the 12th century. Located in an area full of ancient monuments. Medieval limewash paintings. Pulpit from 1635. Interesting memorial plaque from 1584 with a landscape painting, one of Sweden's oldest.

12th-century church near Svartsjölandet's largest ancient burial ground. Fragment of a triumphal crucifix from the 15th century. Organ by Per Niclas Forsberg, Drottningholm, 1797, 14 stops.

More about Skå church: https://www.svenskakyrkan.se/faringso/ska_kyrka

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Skå kyrka

Skå church is our most modern church - built in the 18th century. The church that stood on the site before it burned down and some of the walls were reused. Parts of the large crucifix were rescued from the flames.

Skå Kyrkväg 7, 17975, Skå

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