Churches in Sweden

Floda kyrka

Floda kyrka is a large, three-aisled parish church in Flodafors, Södermanland, with foundations dating back to the 1100s. Often described as one of Sweden's grandest rural churches, it is notable for its well-preserved medieval ceiling paintings and a striking 17th-century burial chapel.

Flodafors

Flogsta-Ekeby

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Flogstavägen 105, 752 72, Uppsala

Fluxen

Church in Älvsby parish

Skolgatan 17, 942 31, Älvsbyn

Flymens kyrka

Flymens kyrka is a parish church in Fjärdsjömåla, Blekinge, serving Lyckå församling within the Church of Sweden. Built of granite in the early twentieth century, it reflects a period when scattered rural communities were finally granted churches of their own.

Riksvägen 46, 37162, LYCKEBY

Fogdö kyrka

Fogdö kyrka is a medieval church in Södermanland, roughly nine kilometres north-west of Strängnäs. Its oldest parts date from the twelfth century, and the building has a striking history linked to a former nunnery, later moved to the shores of Lake Mälaren.

Fogdö kyrka 1, 64592, STRÄNGNÄS

Fole kyrka

Fole kyrka, in the parish of Väskinde on Gotland, is a medieval limestone church said to have been completed around 1280. Standing among the island's higher ground, it retains a striking font carving of the Flight into Egypt and an unusual wall painting in its…