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Churches in Sweden

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Luleå domkyrka

Luleå domkyrka is Sweden's northernmost and youngest cathedral, consecrated in 1893. Designed by Stockholm architect Adolf Emil Melander in Neo-Gothic style, this cross-shaped red-brick church stands on the highest point of Luleå's old town peninsula.

Kyrkogatan 7 C, 97232, Luleå

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Lummelunda kyrka

Lummelunda kyrka stands on the Gotland plain just north of Visby, reached by turning off Route 149. Built of limestone in the Middle Ages, it is a modest but architecturally telling parish church with a long and layered building history.

Lummelunda kyrka 1, 621 71, Visby

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Lumshedens kapell

Lumshedens kapell is a small wooden chapel in the village of Lumsheden, on the border between Dalarna and Gästrikland, within the Svärdsjö-Envikens pastorate. It offers a simple, unassuming stop for visitors exploring this rural corner of Falu kommun.

Lumsheden 109

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Lunda kyrka

Lunda kyrka is a parish church in Kiladalens församling, standing just east of Jönåker in Södermanland, within the Diocese of Strängnäs. Built in the 1770s on much older foundations, it offers a good example of how medieval origins can lie hidden beneath later rebuilding.

Skolvägen 28, 61170, Jönåker

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Lunda kyrka

Lunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Lunda socken, Sigtuna kommun, in the historic province of Uppland. Built of grey stone in the fifteenth century, it stands prominently beside the road towards Almunge and belongs to Skepptuna parish.

LUNDA KYRKBY 409, 195 93, Märsta

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Lundby gamla kyrka

Lundby gamla kyrka is one of the few medieval churches remaining in Gothenburg, standing in the Kyrkbyn district. Probably built in the second half of the 14th century, it is thought to have replaced an earlier wooden church, and it houses a stone font dated…

Gamla Lundbygatan 35, 418 75, Göteborg

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