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Basic listingLitslena kyrka stands at an old crossroads north of Enköping, where the historic route between Stockholm and Enköping meets the road to Uppsala, near the ancient Eriksgata route. Its origins date back to the twelfth century, making it one of the region's older medieval churches.
Litslena kyrka, 74950, Ekolsund
View church details: Litslena kyrkaBasic listingThe architects behind the chapel are Björn Edström and Christer Malmström. They drew inspiration for this universal ritual centre from, among other places, Skogskyrkogården in southern Stockholm.
Högenvägen 1, Kållered
View church details: Livereds kapellBasic listingLjuders kyrka, sometimes called the emigrants' church, stands in the parish of Ljuder in Kronoberg county. This stone church, consecrated in 1846, replaced a medieval wooden predecessor and is closely linked with the Swedish countryside that inspired Vilhelm Moberg's emigrant novels.
Ljuders kyrka, 365 94, Skruv
View church details: Ljuders kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information.
LJUDERS PRÄSTGÅRD 117, 360 53, Skruv
View church details: Ljuders sockenstugaBasic listingLjungå kapell is a wooden chapel in Hällesjö-Håsjö parish, Jämtland, built for the workers of the Ljungå sawmill community. It stands beside an older burial ground and remains one of the region's few surviving works chapels linked to Sweden's forestry industry.
Ljungå
View church details: Ljungå kapellBasic listingLjungarums kyrka, standing some five kilometres south of Jönköping, has medieval origins and remains one of the older churches in this part of Sweden. Its sacristy, with a stone-vaulted ceiling, dates back centuries, and the building bears the marks of several later alterations.
Inre Ljungarumsvägen 34, 55307, Jönköping
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