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Basic listingKällstorps kyrka is a neo-Gothic church at Källstorp on the Söderslätt plain in Skåne, built in the 1850s to designs by Carl Georg Brunius. Approached along an avenue of houses, it stands behind a red-brick wall enclosing a large churchyard, with the whitewashed rectory opposite.
Källstorpsvägen 239-0, 23198, Klagstorp
View church details: Källstorps kyrkaBasic listingKällunga kyrka is a small, tower-less parish church in Herrljunga kommun, Västra Götaland. Its oldest parts are thought to date from the late twelfth century, making it one of the more venerable rural churches in the Skara diocese.
Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan
View church details: Källunga kyrkaBasic listingKällunge kyrka is a striking Gotland church whose vast chancel hints at ambitions never fully realised. Standing in open countryside, it combines a modest 12th-century nave with an oversized Gothic choir, making it one of the island's more unusual and memorable churches to visit.
Källunge kyrka, 621 79, Visby
View church details: Källunge kyrkaBasic listingKalmar domkyrka, standing on Stortorget on the island of Kvarnholmen, is regarded as one of Sweden's finest baroque churches. Designed by royal architect Nicodemus Tessin the Elder, it was built between 1660 and 1703, serving as cathedral for the historic Kalmar diocese.
Stortorget, Kalmar
View church details: Kalmar domkyrkaBasic listingKalmar kyrka stands west of the Kalmarviken inlet on Lake Mälaren, in Uppland. Founded in the late 12th century, this parish church of the Kalmar-Yttergran congregation in Håbo municipality retains substantial medieval fabric behind its later alterations.
Kalmar kyrkväg 16
View church details: Kalmar kyrkaBasic listingKalmar slottskyrka, the church within Kalmar Castle, was consecrated in 1592 and remains a favoured venue for weddings and christenings. It is remembered for the royal wedding that never took place here: Gustav II Adolf's marriage to Maria Eleonora was moved to Stockholm after plague…
Kalmar slott
View church details: Kalmar slottskyrka