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Håslövs kyrka

Håslövs kyrka, in the village of Håslöv on Söderslätt in Skåne, is a large neo-Gothic parish church designed by the court architect Helgo Zettervall and consecrated in 1882. It replaced a medieval stone church that had stood on the site since the twelfth century.

Kyrkvägen 7, 23632, Höllviken

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Hässelby Villastads kyrka

Hässelby Villastads kyrka, on the edge of Stockholm, was consecrated on Michaelmas Day, 1 October 1939, by Archbishop Erling Eidem. Built in a modern brick style, it remains a distinctive local landmark, notable for its open bell tower and light, airy character.

Riddersviksvägen 116, 165 72, Hässelby

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