Churches in Sweden

Guldsmedshyttans kyrka

Guldsmedshyttans kyrka is the parish church of Guldsmedshyttan, in the Linde bergslags parish of Västerås diocese, Örebro county. Built in red brick in the neo-Gothic style of the late nineteenth century, it stands as a striking landmark in this old mining district.

Gullabo kyrka

Gullabo kyrka is a wooden parish church in Gullabo, in the Torsås area of Kalmar county, belonging to Gullabo församling within the Diocese of Växjö. The present building dates from 1804–05, replacing earlier churches on the same site.

Gullabovägen 13B, 385 92, Gullabo

Gullängets kyrka

On Saturday 1 June 1985 the new church in Gullänget was inaugurated by Bishop Bengt Hallgren. With a nave, parish hall, and premises for children and young people all under one roof, the church is welcoming and functional. An oasis in the heart of Gullänget.

Sörängetvägen 2, 89143, ÖRNSKÖLDSVIK

Gullereds kyrka

Gullereds kyrka stands on a sandy ridge some 302 metres above sea level, east of Ulricehamn. Completed in 1844, it replaced an earlier wooden church and remains a notable example of Empire-style church architecture in the diocese of Skara.

Gullholmens kyrka

On the small island of Hermanö, in a valley sheltered from the winds, lies Gullholmen Church.

Mor Johannas väg, 474 71, Gullholmen

Gumlösa kyrka

Gumlösa kyrka, in the Skåne village of Gumlösa, is widely regarded as Sweden's oldest brick building with a securely established date, consecrated in the late twelfth century. Standing near the Sinclairsholm estate, it remains a striking early example of Nordic brick church architecture.