Churches in Sweden

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Näs Kyrka

Näs Kyrka stands on a hillside above Lake Näkten in Fåker, Jämtland, within Näs parish. Parts of this medieval church date back to Jämtland's Christianisation, though its present appearance largely reflects 18th and early 19th-century rebuilding, culminating in the 1820 consecration of the tower.

Månsta 261, Fåker

Näs kyrka

Set on a small hill just behind Trollenäs Castle in Skåne, Näs kyrka is a modest medieval church closely tied to its grand castle setting. Its main draw is a set of striking late-medieval ceiling paintings that reward a quiet look inside.

Näs kyrka 1, 241 92, Eslöv

Näs kyrka

Näs kyrka, in the southeastern part of Falköping Municipality in Västergötland, is a 19th-century parish church built on the site of an earlier medieval building. It belongs to Yllestads församling within the Diocese of Skara.

Nås kyrka

Nås kyrka is a parish church serving Järna with Nås and Äppelbo församling in Dalarna, within the Diocese of Västerås. This modest stone building replaced an earlier medieval church on the same site and retains several older furnishings alongside a much-altered 20th-century interior.

Strandvägen 1, 78692, DALA-JÄRNA

Näs kyrka

Näs kyrka is a medieval church on the southern tip of Gotland, standing on the narrow neck of land above Burgsviken on the island's south-western coast. Built in the later 1200s, it belongs to Havdhem parish within the Diocese of Visby.