Churches in Sweden

Norra Lundby kyrka

Norra Lundby kyrka is a parish church in Västra Götaland, near Varnhem in what is now Valle församling. Founded in the 12th century, it has been altered and extended several times, and today combines Romanesque origins with later rebuilding.

Malmgatan 3, 53231, Skara

Norra Mellby kyrka

Norra Mellby kyrka is a medieval parish church at Norra Mellby, northeast of Sösdala in Skåne, part of Sösdala parish in the Diocese of Lund. Its Romanesque origins and later additions make it one of the more distinctive small churches in the district.

Norra Mellby kyrka 1, 28273, Sösdala

Norra Möckleby kyrka

Norra Möckleby kyrka stands beside an ancient crossroads on southern Öland, its history stretching back nearly a thousand years. This guide draws on parish and historical sources to introduce the medieval origins and present nineteenth-century building visitors encounter today.

Kyrkgatan 3, 38692, Färjestaden

Norra Nöbbelövs kyrka

Location and available visiting information.

Nöbbelövsgården Nöbbelövs bygata 3

Norra Ny kyrka

Norra Ny kyrka is a wooden church in Stöllet, Värmland, built in 1763-64 to replace a medieval predecessor. Now part of Övre Älvdals församling, it is a striking example of the regional log-built church tradition of the 17th and 18th centuries.

Södra Stöllet 12, 68051, Stöllet

Norra Råda kyrka

Norra Råda kyrka was completed in 1813. The master builder was Johan Westman. The church is located at the intersection of two valleys. The site was once a stopping point for those making pilgrimage to the grave of Saint Olaf in Nidaros.