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Basic listingKummelby kyrka, in the Helenelund district of Sollentuna, has a history dating back to 1957, though the church visitors see today was completely rebuilt and inaugurated in its present form in 2000.
Sollentunavägen 83
View church details: Kummelby kyrkaBasic listingKummelnäs kapell is a small wooden chapel in Kummelnäs, part of Nacka municipality outside Stockholm. Built in 1925, it now serves Boo parish, chiefly hosting children's activities, christenings and private hire.
Kummelnäsvägen 70, 132 37, Saltsjö-boo
View church details: Kummelnäs kapellBasic listingKung Karls kyrka, standing on a ridge above the small town of Kungsör, takes its name from King Charles XI, who commissioned and paid for its construction. Built between 1690 and 1700, it remains a striking and unusual centralised baroque church.
Hamngatan 15, 736 31, Kungsör
View church details: Kung Karls kyrkaBasic listingKungälvs kyrka, in the town of Kungälv near Gothenburg, is a wooden Baroque church best known for its striking painted ceiling. Built at the end of the 17th century after its predecessor was destroyed, it remains an unusually well-preserved example of the period.
Gamla torget 4
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Kungs Barkarö kyrka 1, 736 93, Kungsör
View church details: Kungs Barkarö kyrkaBasic listingKungs-Husby kyrka stands around twenty kilometres south-east of Enköping, in Uppsala län. Built from grey stone in the fourteenth century, it is one of the older parish churches in the region, notable for its medieval sculptures and painted vaults.
Kungs-Husby kyrka, 74599, Enköping
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