Churches in Sweden

Igelösa kyrka

Igelösa kyrka is a small parish church near Lund, in Skåne, belonging to Torns församling. Though modest in size, it holds an unusually rich history, from medieval origins to a remarkable buried treasure discovered in the churchyard.

Iggesunds kyrka

Iggesunds kyrka is a wooden church in the community of Iggesund, in Gävleborg County, forming part of Enånger-Njutångers församling within the Church of Sweden's Uppsala stift. Though modest in appearance, its history reflects a practical, community-shaped origin rather than a purpose-built place of worship.

Forsavägen 1, 825 30, Iggesund

Ignaberga gamla kyrka

Ignaberga gamla kyrka is a former parish church near Hässleholm in southern Sweden, originally built as a Romanesque structure with a rectangular nave, a square chancel and a semicircular apse to the east.

Ignaberga gamla kyrka 1, Hässleholm

Ignaberga nya kyrka

Ignaberga nya kyrka is a red-brick church at Ignaberga in Skåne, built in the late 19th century to replace an older medieval church that had become too small for the growing congregation.

Ignaberga nya kyrka 1, Hässleholm

Ilsbo kyrka

Ilsbo kyrka is the parish church of Bergsjö parish in the Diocese of Uppsala, standing on a sandy ridge at the heart of the village of Ilsbo in Gävleborg County.

Kyrkvägen, 82071, Ilsbo

Ilstorps kyrka

Ilstorps kyrka is one of Skåne's smallest churches, built in Romanesque style in the mid-1200s in the village of Ilstorp. It belongs to Sjöbo parish in the diocese of Lund and offers visitors a compact but richly furnished medieval interior.

Ilstorps byaväg 16, 275 93, Sjöbo