Churches in Sweden

Friluftskyrkan, Slottskogen

In the open area near the landscape cottages (landskapsstugorna) lies the Friluftskyrkan – a green church space with a stone altar. The church is owned by the City of Gothenburg and used by several different denominations, including the Church of Sweden.

Landskapsstugevägen, 413 11, Göteborg

Frinnaryds kyrka

Frinnaryds kyrka is a medieval parish church near Aneby in Jönköping County, Sweden, believed to have been built during the first half of the 1200s. It retains its original chancel and semicircular apse, though the building has since seen considerable alteration.

Frinnaryds kyrka

Fristads kyrka

Fristads kyrka, in the village of Fristad north of Borås, was built as a joint parish church in 1850, replacing both the earlier Fristad and Gingri churches. It remains a striking example of the plain, classical Karl Johan-style churches common in the region.

513 96, Fristad

Fritsla kyrka

Fritsla kyrka is a 19th-century parish church in the village of Fritsla, in the Marks kommun area of Västra Götaland. Built to replace earlier wooden churches on a different site, it now belongs to Kinna-Fritsla parish within the Diocese of Gothenburg.

Fröderyd kyrka

Location and available visiting information.

Fröderyd, 57473, Landsbro

Frödinge kyrka

Frödinge kyrka is the parish church of Frödinge, in Vimmerby kommun in Småland, standing around ten kilometres east of Vimmerby. It belongs to the Church of Sweden within the Diocese of Linköping.

Kungsgatan 2, 59835, VIMMERBY