Churches in Sweden

Kalmar slottskyrka

Kalmar slottskyrka, the church within Kalmar Castle, was consecrated in 1592 and remains a favoured venue for weddings and christenings. It is remembered for the royal wedding that never took place here: Gustav II Adolf's marriage to Maria Eleonora was moved to Stockholm after plague…

Kalmar slott

Kälvene kyrka

Kälvene kyrka is a small parish church in the Kälvene area of Falköping, belonging to Yllestads församling in the Diocese of Skara. Its origins go back to the 1100s, though the building has since been altered and extended.

Kalvs kyrka

Kalv Church, built in Neo-Gothic style, was consecrated in 1900.

Kyrkbyn

Kalvsunds kapell

On Kalvsund there is a small chapel called Betel. Christian activities take place here throughout the year.

Hästebrunnsvägen 13, 475 36, Kalvsund

Kalvsviks kyrka

Kalvsviks kyrka is a neoclassical parish church in the Kronoberg region, built in the 1850s to replace a much older medieval timber church. It stands within Växjö diocese and remains the focus of worship for the local community.

Kalvsviks kyrka, 355

Kalvträsks kyrka

Kalvträsks kyrka is a parish church in Burträsk parish, Västerbotten, notable as one of only a small number of twelve-sided central churches in Sweden. Set in the village of Kalvträsk, it began life as a modest chapel before evolving into today's distinctive building.