Churches in Sweden

Frösö kyrka

Frösö kyrka, on the island of Frösön in central Jämtland, is often described as the oldest surviving stone church in the province. Set within a churchyard overlooking the Storsjön lake, it remains a well-known wedding venue and a stop on the St Olav pilgrim route.

Stockevägen 16, Frösön

Frösthults kyrka

Frösthults kyrka is a medieval parish church near Fjärdhundra in Uppsala county, roughly fifteen kilometres northwest of Enköping. Its nave and chancel date from around 1300, and the building retains striking medieval features beneath a largely neoclassical exterior.

Frösthults kyrka, 74971, Fjärdhundra

Frösunda kyrka

Frösunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Vallentuna, north-east of Stockholm, built of split granite in the 15th century on a site where an earlier, probably timber, church had already stood. Its interior preserves a striking group of medieval fittings.

Frösve kyrka

Frösve kyrka is a small parish church in Frösve kyrkby, near Skövde in Västra Götaland county, part of the Diocese of Skara. Its origins lie in the Romanesque period, and it remains a modest but characterful example of the medieval churches of the Billingsbygden district.

54994, Skövde

Frötuna kyrka

Frötuna kyrka stands a short distance south of Norrtälje, on rising ground beside Frötuna kyrksjö. Its origins go back to the 12th century, and the building retains a striking mix of medieval structure and later 18th-century interior decoration.

Rösavägen 29, 761 97, Norrtälje

Fru Alstads kyrka

Fru Alstads kyrka, sometimes called the "Notre Dame of the Plain", stands on Söderslätt in Skåne. Built in the 15th century in honour of the Virgin Mary, it incorporates older fabric dating back to the 1100s and was long a destination for pilgrims.

Fru Alstads byaväg 419-0, 231 96, Trelleborg