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Basic listingLyrestads kyrka is the parish church of Lyrestad, in Skara diocese, Västra Götaland. The present building dates largely from 1674, though it stands on the site of an earlier medieval stone church, parts of which survive within its walls.
Lyrestadsvägen 4, 548 73, Lyrestad
View church details: Lyrestads kyrkaBasic listingLyse kyrka, north of Lysekil on Sweden's west coast, is a granite church completed in 1912. Its predecessor, now a ruin nearby, dates back at least to the medieval period, giving this small parish an unusually visible layered history spanning some 600 years.
Lyse kyrka
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Lyse kyrka 218
View church details: Lyse kyrkoruinBasic listingLysekils kyrka is a prominent landmark on the Bohuslän coast, its tall granite tower long serving as a seamark for vessels approaching the town. Completed in 1901, the church replaced two earlier wooden buildings and preserves some older treasures within its Neo-Gothic interior.
Övre Kyrkogatan 3
View church details: Lysekils kyrkaBasic listingLysviks kyrka, on the eastern shore of Övre Fryken in Värmland, is the third church known to have stood on this site. Built between 1753 and 1762 by Christian Haller, master builder of the cathedral, it replaced a 16th-century wooden predecessor, with possible earlier origins…
Gamla vägen 29, 68697, LYSVIK
View church details: Lysviks kyrkaBasic listingSet among trees in the churchyard at Lyviken, near Ludvika, Lyvikskapellet is a small early twentieth-century chapel that serves as the focal point of this quiet burial ground. Its distinctive brick design and modest but carefully considered details reward a closer look.
Gonäsvägen 18
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