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Högvålens kapell

Högvålens kapell stands in Högvålen, reputedly the highest-situated village in Sweden, and the chapel itself is often described as the highest-situated in the Nordic countries, at around 835 metres above sea level.

Högvålen 600, 840 94, Tännäs

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Höja kyrka

Höja kyrka is a nineteenth-century parish church near Ängelholm in Skåne, built in Neo-Gothic style and consecrated in 1882. Its light, airy interior and notable altarpiece make it a worthwhile stop for visitors exploring the churches of this part of southern Sweden.

Höja kyrkväg 12, 262 93, Ängelholm

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Hökhuvuds kyrka

Hökhuvuds kyrka is a medieval parish church in Uppland, standing beside the Olandsån stream on what is now Route 288. Part of Skäfthammar-Hökhuvuds parish, it is known for its well-preserved medieval art and richly painted interior.

UPPSALAVÄGEN 21, 74742, GIMO

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Hököpinge kyrka

Hököpinge kyrka is a parish church in Hököpinge kyrkby, serving Vellinge-Månstorps församling in the Diocese of Lund. Built in the 1870s, it replaced a medieval predecessor and remains a focal point for worship and community life in the area.

Hököpinge

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Holavedskapellet

Holavedskapellet is a modest twentieth-century chapel serving Säby parish in the Diocese of Linköping, near Tranås in Jönköping County. Though modern and unassuming, it holds a few distinctive furnishings worth noting for visitors interested in Swedish parish churches.

Sommen Tranås

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Hölicks kapell

Hölicks kapell stands at the southern tip of Hornslandet, above the old fishing hamlet of Hölick near Hudiksvall. Building began in 1929 and the chapel was completed in September 1930, with Archbishop Nathan Söderblom conducting the consecration.

Olof Bromansgatan 8

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