Churches in Sweden

Brunflo församling

Brunflo församling is a parish of the Church of Sweden in Östersund municipality, Jämtland, within the Diocese of Härnösand. Its roots go back to the Middle Ages, and its main church, Brunflo kyrka, remains a focal point for the local community.

Kyrkvägen 37, 83496, BRUNFLO

Brunflo kyrka

Brunflo kyrka stands above the village of Brunflo in Jämtland, its yellow-washed walls a striking sight against winter snow. Beside the church rises an unusually tall medieval kastal, a rare survival that marks this as a place of long-standing significance in the region.

Kyrkvägen 36, 83496, BRUNFLO

Brunnby kyrka

Brunnby kyrka, on the Kullaberg peninsula in Skåne, dates back to the 1100s and is best known for its well-preserved medieval wall paintings. Set within a walled churchyard, this small parish church has grown and changed considerably over the centuries.

Bränneslyckevägen 3, Brunnby

Brunns kyrka

Brunns kyrka stands on a hill just west of Ulricehamn, a granite church clearly visible to travellers on the road below. It replaced a small medieval church, likely dating to the 1100s, whose foundations can still be traced nearby.

Brunnsängs kyrka

Brunnsängs kyrka is a parish church in Södertälje, Stockholm County, serving Östertälje parish within the Church of Sweden. Built of brick and consecrated in 1982, it is the newest of the town's churches, standing at the heart of the Brunnsäng district.

Häradsvägen 8

Brunnsbokyrkan

Brunnsbokyrkan stands on Brunnsbotorget in the Backa district of Gothenburg, serving as the parish church of Backa församling. Completed in 1972, it is a striking piece of 1970s modernist design intended to evoke a tent-like sacred space.

Brunnsbotorget 7, 422 42, Hisings Backa