Churches in Sweden

Ölme kyrka

Ölme kyrka, standing on a hilltop amid farmland west of Ölme in Värmland, was built between 1787 and 1788 by master builder Gustaf Westman. It replaced an earlier stone church, itself successor to a 12th-century wooden building on the same site.

BOX 106, 68123, KRISTINEHAMN

Olmens kapell

Olmens kapell, on the island of Olmen in Hudiksvall's archipelago, is a small fishermen's chapel belonging to Hudiksvallsbygdens församling. Completed in 1956, it is the youngest of the area's chapels and reflects the island's long connection with fishing.

Olof Bromansgatan 8

Ölmevalla kyrka

Ölmevalla church The brick church was built in 1884–1885 to designs by Adrian C. Peterson and Ernst Jacobsson. The altarpiece comes from Germany and was made by the artist Heinesdorff. It depicts the Crucifixion and the Resurrection.

439 51, Åsa

Ölmstad kyrka

Ölmstad kyrka is a medieval parish church near Ölmstad, roughly twenty kilometres north of Huskvarna in the Diocese of Växjö. Its mid-12th-century origins, later vaulted chancel and painted ceilings make it a rewarding stop for anyone interested in Sweden's rural church history.

Olofströms kyrka

Olofströms kyrka is the parish church of Olofström in Blekinge, part of Jämshög parish in the Diocese of Lund. Originally built as a chapel in 1933, it was substantially remodelled in the twentieth century and has recently undergone renovation.

Bredgatan 11, 29334, Olofström

Olov Hartmans studiokyrka

Olov Hartmans studiokyrka is a small timber church now standing beside Mariakyrkan in Sigtuna, within Sigtuna parish. Originally built as an experimental studio chapel, it has an unusual history of relocation and renaming that reflects its distinctive purpose within Swedish church life.

Stenvretsvägen 1, 19332, Sigtuna