Churches in Sweden

Marka kyrka

Marka kyrka is a small Romanesque church near Falköping in Västra Götaland, Sweden. Built in the late twelfth century, it became internationally noteworthy in 2013 when restoration work uncovered remarkable medieval wall paintings hidden beneath later layers of plaster.

Markaryds kyrka

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Åmot3003, 28593, MARKARYD

Markims kyrka

Markims kyrka is a small Romanesque church standing on a hill near Vallentuna, north of Stockholm, in an area of farmland settled since early times. Built in the 13th century, it retains much of its original medieval character alongside later additions.

Mathiasgården, Kyrkvägen 4

Marknadsplatsen, tältet (Kyrka)

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Marknadsplatsen

Markuskapellet

Markuskapellet is a small chapel serving Bjurholm's parish community in Västerbotten, northern Sweden. Standing close to Bjurholm's parish church, it was built in the mid-1970s primarily for funeral services and continues to reflect the simple, functional style typical of Swedish chapels of that era.

Kyrkogatan 1

Markuskyrkan

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Grindvägen 9, 761 62, Norrtälje