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Churches in Sweden

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Dikanäs kyrka

The village of Dikanäs lies near the northern end of the long lake Vojmsjön, in the northern part of Vilhelmina municipality, Västerbotten. Dikanäs kyrka, a modest timber chapel with a long history of change, is the oldest surviving church in Vilhelmina parish.

Volgsjövägen 28, 91232, VILHELMINA

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Dillnäs kyrka

Dillnäs kyrka is a small parish church at Dillnäsby, just north of Gnesta between Södertälje and Flen, within Daga församling in the Diocese of Strängnäs. It seats around 90 people and remains the smallest of the local parish's churches.

Dillnäs kyrka, 64693, Gnesta

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Dimbo-Ottravads kyrka

Dimbo-Ottravads kyrka stands on a hilltop in Dimbo, in Tidaholm municipality, Västra Götaland. Completed in 1817, it replaced two separate medieval churches, one in each of the parishes of Dimbo and Ottravad, and today belongs to Varvs församling in Skara stift.

522 93, Tidaholm

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Dingtuna kyrka

Dingtuna kyrka, near Västerås in Västmanland, is best known for the vivid medieval ceiling paintings left by Albertus Pictor in the 1470s. Though a church has stood here since the 1300s, its present exterior largely reflects a mid-19th-century remodelling.

Dingtuna Kyrkby, 725

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Djura kyrka

Djura kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Djura, a few kilometres northwest of Gagnef in Dalarna, within the Church of Sweden's Diocese of Västerås. Built in 1780, it replaced an earlier chapel and remains the parish church of Djura, which only became…

Djura Hedbyvägen 3, 790 31, Djura

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Djurgårdskyrkan

Djurgårdskyrkan, on Djurgårdsvägen between Gröna Lund and Skansen in Stockholm, is the oldest church of its parish. Built in 1828, it remains a place of weekly worship and, in summer, hosts concerts alongside a small garden café.

Djurgårdsvägen 74, 11521, Stockholm

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