Churches in Sweden

Västra Skedvi kyrka

Västra Skedvi kyrka is a parish church in Köping municipality, Västmanland, serving Malma parish within the Diocese of Västerås. The present building dates from the early nineteenth century, though its origins as a place of worship stretch back much further.

Stora Kyrkogatan 1, 73132, Köping

Västra Skrävlinge kyrka

Västra Skrävlinge kyrka is a distinctive octagonal-towered church in Malmö, whose whitewashed silhouette has long been a familiar landmark for locals, even though it is now somewhat overshadowed by the surrounding 1960s high-rise housing.

Västra Skrävlinge kyrkoväg 16

Västra Sönnarslövs kapell

Västra Sönnarslövs kapell is a small brick chapel in Sönnarslöv, part of Kvidinge in the Åstorp municipality of Skåne. Built to serve as a burial chapel on the site of a former medieval church, it belongs to Kvidinge parish within the Diocese of Lund.

Norra Kyrkogatan 14B

Västra Sönnarslövs kyrka

Västra Sönnarslövs kyrka stands a few miles southwest of Klippan in Skåne, replacing a medieval stone church that had fallen into serious disrepair. Built in the 1890s in a Gothic Revival style, it remains the parish church of Klippans församling within the Diocese of Lund.

Västra Sönnarslöv, söder om Klippan

Västra Stenby kyrka

Västra Stenby kyrka stands in Västra Stenby, Östergötland, within the Diocese of Linköping. Built in 1811–1812, it replaced two older churches and gave its name to the newly combined parish, and it remains a notable example of Swedish neoclassical church architecture.

Västra Stenby kyrka, 591

Västra Strö kyrka

Västra Strö kyrka is a nineteenth-century parish church in Västra Strö, Skåne, built to replace the village's medieval church. Consecrated in 1877, it stands in neo-Gothic style beside the older churchyard, where a large wooden cross now marks the site of its predecessor.