Churches in Sweden

Fyrunga kyrka

Fyrunga kyrka is a 19th-century parish church standing on a hill on the Vara plain in Fyrunga, part of Varabygden parish in the Diocese of Skara. It is a popular choice for weddings, including for couples connected to the nearby Bjertorp Castle.

Sveagatan 7

Fyrunga, Ordenshuset

Location and available visiting information.

G:a Hjälmseryd kyrka

Location and available visiting information.

Box 47, 57621, SÄVSJÖ

Gäddede kyrka

Gäddede kyrka, also known as Frostvikens kyrka, stands in the village of Gäddede beside Ströms vattudal in Jämtland. It is the main church of Frostviken parish, and its origins are closely tied to Magnus Selberg, the preacher who is thought to have both designed and…

Storgatan 28

Gagnefs kyrka

Gagnefs kyrka is a parish church beside the Österdalälven river in Dalarna, with roots going back to the late 13th or early 14th century. Visitors come for its layered building history, striking medieval altarpiece, and unusual survival of an early wooden floor.

Kyrkbyvägen 35, 780 41, Gagnef

Gällareds kyrka

Gällareds kyrka, in the Halland countryside near Ullared, traces its origins to the earlier Middle Ages, though its present appearance dates largely from a major rebuilding in 1831. A tower was added in 1856 to designs by Johan Adolf Hawerman.

Hagabergsvägen 5, 311 61, Ullared