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Basic listingEnångers gamla kyrka is a late-medieval stone church in Enånger, Gävleborg, notable for its original 15th-century ceiling paintings and wooden figures attributed to Haaken Gulleson. Now used only occasionally for worship, it also serves as a small museum of Hälsingland's medieval church art.
Enångersvägen 46, 825 95, Enånger
View church details: Enångers gamla kyrkaBasic listingEnångers kyrka is a church near Hudiksvall in Gävleborg, though the sources disagree on which building visitors actually see: one describes a late-medieval church with original 15th-century ceiling paintings and wooden figures, while another documents a much later 19th-century building.
Kyrkovägen 3, 82530, Iggesund
View church details: Enångers kyrkaBasic listingEnåsa kyrka, also known as Sanct Canutus, stands in the northern part of Mariestad in Västra Götaland. The present building, the third on this site, was completed in 1786 and holds fittings from earlier medieval and 17th-century churches.
Församlingshemmet, 54873, Hasslerör
View church details: Enåsa kyrkaBasic listingEndre kyrka is a well-preserved medieval church on Gotland, admired for its striking 13th-century stained glass and a 14th-century altar cabinet. Built up in stages from an earlier Romanesque church, it remains the parish church of Endre and stands within Visby diocese.
621 77, Visby
View church details: Endre kyrkaBasic listingEnebykyrkan stands at Eneby torg in Enebyberg, Danderyd, and is a shared church used jointly by the Church of Sweden's Danderyd parish and the Enebykyrkan congregation of the Equmenia Church. It offers a modest but distinctive example of 1970s ecclesiastical design.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: EnebykyrkanBasic listingEngelbrektskyrkan, on Kvarnberget in Stockholm's Östermalm district, is regarded as one of the finest achievements of Swedish Art Nouveau church architecture. Completed in 1914 to designs by Lars Israel Wahlman, it dominates the surrounding Lärkstaden neighbourhood and remains the parish church of Engelbrekt.
Östermalmsgatan 20 f, 114 26, Stockholm
View church details: Engelbrektskyrkan