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Basic listingFaringe kyrka stands in Faringe kyrkby in Uppsala län, on a site that has held a parish church since at least the late thirteenth century. The present stone building was raised around 1500, replacing what was probably an earlier timber church.
FÖRSAMLINGSGÅRDEN, 74010, ALMUNGE
View church details: Faringe kyrkaBasic listingFäringtofta kyrka, also known as Josephina's Church, serves the Riseberga-Färingtofta parish in Skåne. Founded as one of the original parish churches with links to the medieval Herrevad monastery, it stands on the site of a much older medieval building.
Färingtofta
View church details: Färingtofta kyrkaBasic listingFärlövs kyrka, in the village of Färlöv northwest of Kristianstad in Skåne, is notable for its unusual twin towers, a rare feature among Sweden's early medieval churches. The stone building dates from the 1180s, though local tradition points to an earlier wooden predecessor.
Önnestadsvägen 1, 291 75, Färlöv
View church details: Färlövs kyrkaBasic listingFårö kyrka stands near the middle of Fårö, off northern Gotland, and is one of the island's more altered churches in appearance. Its medieval origins are still present beneath later enlargements made after fire damage and a growing congregation prompted substantial rebuilding in the mid-1800s.
Kyrkvägen 2, 62452, Lärbro
View church details: Fårö kyrkaBasic listingFarstastrandkyrkan, in Farsta strand south of Stockholm, is a modern church consecrated in 1997. Designed by architect Göran Jansson, it began life as a shop building and now serves Farsta parish within the Church of Sweden.
Brunskogsbacken 17, 123 71, Farsta
View church details: FarstastrandkyrkanBasic listingFarstorps kyrka is a Romanesque parish church in Skåne, built in the late twelfth century. It is best known for its extensive medieval wall paintings, attributed to the so-called Everlöv Master, which decorate the chancel, apse and chancel arch.
Farstorp 1272, 282 76, Hästveda
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