Möne kyrka stands on a hilltop in the northern part of Ulricehamns kommun, its slender tower visible for miles across the surrounding countryside. This is the third church known to have occupied the site, built after its predecessor was destroyed by fire in the 1940s.
Mönsterås kyrka is the parish church of Mönsterås, a small town on the Kalmar coast in Småland. Consecrated in 1847, it replaced two earlier churches on the site and remains a notable example of early nineteenth-century Swedish church architecture.
Mora kyrka is the parish church of Mora, standing on a narrow spit of land between Lake Siljan and the Österdalälven river in Dalarna. Its immediate neighbours include the Zorn family home, and the famous Vasaloppet ski race finishes beside its detached bell tower.
Mörarps kyrka, in the village of Mörarp in Skåne, is one of the older parish churches of the north-western Skåne countryside, believed to date from the later 12th century. It retains a striking Romanesque font and a distinctive cross-set tower unusual among churches of this…
Mörbylånga kyrka is a parish church on the island of Öland, built on the site of an earlier medieval church, whose tower survives. Consecrated in 1813, it has kept the same external appearance since the early nineteenth century, though its interior has changed considerably over…