Hallsbergs sockenkyrka stands around three kilometres east of Hallsberg in Örebro county. Its neoclassical exterior, built in the early 1800s, conceals older medieval stonework, making it a modest but historically layered parish church worth a brief visit.
Hallsjö Kyrkoruin is the ruined remains of a medieval church in southern Sweden's Växjö diocese, now lying within the parish of Dörarp. A modest but evocative site, it offers a glimpse of a rural church community that disappeared centuries ago.
Hällstads kyrka stands on a hilltop in the northern part of Ulricehamn municipality, near the village of Älmestad. Its elevated setting, small surrounding churchtown and an unusually well-preserved stable for parishioners' horses make it a distinctive stop for visitors exploring rural Skara stift.
Hallstaviks kyrka stands amid trees beside the main road in Hallstavik, part of Häverö-Edebo parish in Uppsala diocese. Built for the growing paper-mill community of Hallsta, it is a striking example of 1930s brick church architecture designed by a leading Swedish architect.