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Basic listingHammarlunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Skåne, dedicated to Saint Anna and dating from the late twelfth century. Built of granite and sandstone, it is notable for its round defensive tower and largely unaltered Romanesque form, making it a distinctive stop for visitors…
Hammarlunda kyrka 1, 241 64, Harlösa
View church details: Hammarlunda kyrkaBasic listingWelcome to Hammarö kyrka, the only medieval wooden church in Värmland and reckoned among Sweden's eleven surviving medieval wooden churches. Its oldest parts date from the early 14th century, though evidence suggests a church already stood on the site in the 13th century.
Pilgrimsvägen 4, 663 41, Hammarö
View church details: Hammarö kyrkaBasic listingHammars kyrka stands prominently above Lake Vättern in Askersund municipality, Närke, its neoclassical form a striking landmark for anyone approaching from the surrounding forests and farmland. Completed in 1827, it replaced a medieval church and remains a memorable stop for its setting alone.
Kyrkvägen 12, 69674, Hammar
View church details: Hammars kyrkaBasic listingHammenhögs kyrka, in the village of Hammenhög in Skåne, replaced a medieval church that had grown too small for its congregation. Plans for a simple extension went badly wrong, leading to a complete rebuilding that produced the church seen today, completed in 1849.
Ystadsvägen 27, 27660, Hammenhög
View church details: Hammenhögs kyrkaBasic listingHammerdals kyrka stands on a headland by Hammerdalssjön in Jämtland. A church is thought to have stood here as early as the 14th century, when the lake offered the most reliable year-round route through an otherwise roadless landscape.
Kyrkgatan 25
View church details: Hammerdals kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information.
Klinte kyrkskolan 703, 62376, KLINTEHAMN
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