Visitor address
Allhelgonakyrkan, Årstidsgatan 1, 415 44 Göteborg
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Stop: Allhelgonakyrkan (Public transport via Google maps)
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Allhelgonakyrkan is situated at Citytorget in Kortedala in north-eastern Gothenburg. Allhelgonakyrkan was built in 1956 in reddish-brown brick. The single-nave hall church and the free-standing bell tower were inaugurated on All Saints' Day, 3 November 1956, by Bishop Bo Giertz. When the parish's former church, Vårfrukyrkan, was sold in 2007, the pews were removed and replaced with oak chairs, and space for workstations was also added.
The bell tower is likewise built in reddish-brown brick and houses three bells.
Size: The church seats 100 people, the large parish hall seats 70, and the small parish hall seats 30.