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Basic listingLjungby kyrka is a church in Ljungbyholm, south-west of Kalmar in Sweden. Standing just north of the Ljungbyån river, it has long served as the parish church of Ljungby, within Södra Möre pastorate of Växjö diocese.
Backsippvägen 3, 388 32, Ljungbyholm
View church details: Ljungby kyrkaBasic listingLjungby kyrka stands prominently at the northern end of Storgatan in the Swedish town of Ljungby, having replaced a medieval church that once stood at the town's old churchyard. Built in the mid-19th century, it remains the parish church of Ljungby, in Kronobergs län.
Kyrkogatan 1, Ljungby
View church details: Ljungby kyrkaBasic listingLjungby kyrka stands in the small church village of Ljungby in Halland. Its predecessor may have dated from as early as 1100–1200, but that medieval building was destroyed by fire on 6 July 1869, leading to the construction of the present church.
LJUNGBY PRÄSTGÅRD 101, 311 95, Falkenberg
View church details: Ljungby kyrkaBasic listingLjungdalakyrkan is a modern parish church serving a residential and industrial district in north-eastern Hässleholm, Skåne. Built to a design by architect Torsten Thuresson, it was consecrated on 7 September 1980 by Bishop Per-Olof Ahrén and remains part of Hässleholm parish.
Dämmevägen 12, Hässleholm
View church details: LjungdalakyrkanBasic listingLjungdalen chapel was built in the mid-1950s. Its design is reminiscent of a Sami tent (kåta).
Kapellvägen 6, 845 99, Ljungdalen
View church details: Ljungdalens kapellBasic listingLjungs gamla kyrka, in Ljungskile parish in Västra Götaland, is a medieval church that fell into ruin and was later restored. Its long, layered history makes it an unusual stop for visitors interested in how a forgotten building can be brought back to a form…
Kyrkvägen, 45933, Ljungskile
View church details: Ljungs gamla kyrka