Hillareds kyrka is a stone church near Svenljunga, built in Romanesque style, probably during the 12th century. Over the centuries it is said to have served at times as both a place of worship and a defensive structure, reflecting the region's turbulent border history.
Hille kyrka stands on the Hilleåsen ridge near Gävle, a parish church of the Church of Sweden completed in 1863. It replaced a medieval church that had fallen into disrepair, and it retains some furnishings from that earlier building alongside a striking local legend.
Hilleshögs kyrka is a small medieval church standing on a wooded hill above the water on the island of Färingsö, near Lake Mälaren. Modest in scale, it holds a surprising number of curiosities for visitors interested in early Swedish church architecture and furnishings.
Himmeta kyrka is a medieval parish church in Malma parish, Västerås diocese, standing in the Köping municipality of Västmanland. Built of grey stone with a distinctive star-vaulted interior, it has been altered and extended across several centuries.