Churches in Sweden

Nordmarks kyrka

Nordmarks kyrka is a timber-built cross-shaped church in Nordmark, Filipstad, within the diocese of Karlstad. Consecrated in 1731, it stands out for its unusual Rococo altarpiece and its history of careful restoration to preserve its original character.

Nordsjö kapell

Nordsjö kapell is a small wooden chapel beside Bysjön lake in Bollnäs, part of the Arbrå-Undersviks parish. Originally built for other purposes, it was later adapted for church use, giving it an unusual history compared with many Swedish rural chapels.

Nordsjö 3624, 821 68, Vallsta

Normlösa kyrka

Normlösa kyrka is a parish church in Östergötland, standing southeast of the Svartån river, roughly ten kilometres northeast of Skänninge. Its origins reach back to the 1100s or 1200s, and it retains an unusually broad medieval tower along with several notably old furnishings.

Skeppsåsvägen 4, 596 93, Skänninge

Nornäs kapell

Nornäs kapell is a small wooden chapel serving Älvdalens församling in Dalarna, standing beside Lake Noren in the village of Nornäs, next to its churchyard. Consecrated in 1965, it is one of the more modest of Sweden's twentieth-century chapels.

Nornäs, 780 69, Sörsjön

Norns kapell

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Norn

Norra Åkarps kyrka

Norra Åkarps kyrka, in the village of Bjärnum in Skåne, is a late-nineteenth-century parish church built in 1882 on the site of an earlier medieval church. It belongs to Norra Åkarps församling in the Diocese of Lund.

Kyrkvägen 1, 28264, BJÄRNUM