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Kikås kapell

Kikås chapel is a funerary chapel built in 1935 to designs by Ville Berglund. The chapel was extended in 1976, when the saddle roof was lengthened towards the north to add storage and gathering spaces; originally the building consisted solely of the chapel hall. In…

Kikåsleden 4, 431 64, Mölndal

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Kila kyrka

Kila kyrka is a stone parish church in Säffle, Värmland, consecrated in 1654 to replace an earlier medieval wooden church that probably stood nearby. Built on a hill above Harefjorden, it remains the parish church of Kila within the Diocese of Karlstad.

Kila kyrka, Säffle

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Kila kyrka

Kila kyrka is a medieval parish church in Kila, part of Kumla, Tärna och Kila församling in the Diocese of Västerås, standing a few miles south-west of Sala in Västmanland. Its long, plain exterior conceals a building with roots stretching back to the fourteenth century.

Lindgårdsvägen 1, 733 94, Sala

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Kila kyrka

Kila kyrka is a parish church in Kiladalens församling, in the Diocese of Strängnäs, standing in the small church village of Kila in Nyköping Municipality, Södermanland. It is the third church to occupy the parish, replacing earlier medieval and eighteenth-century buildings.

Kila Ålberga, Ålberga

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Kilanda kyrka

Kilanda kyrka is a medieval parish church near Älvängen in Ale kommun, Västra Götaland, standing within a well-preserved historic setting of rectory, old schoolhouses and the Kilanda manor estate. It belongs to Starrkärr-Kilanda parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg.

Kilanda 145, 446 95 Älvängen

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Kimstads kyrka

Kimstads kyrka, in the village of Kimstad south-west of Norrköping, is considered one of Sweden's most striking baroque churches, though its origins reach back to the medieval period. Its most distinctive feature is the pair of horsemen figures on the roof ridge, said in legend…

Nya Rådstugugatan 7

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