Ekerö kyrka is a grey stone church on the shore of Lake Mälaren, near Ekerö, with roots stretching back to the 1100s. Visitors come for its lakeside setting, medieval fragments and wood sculptures linked to Burchard Precht's workshop.
Ekers kyrka is a small parish church a few kilometres north-west of Mellringe, outside Örebro. Dating from the 1100s, it is one of the smallest churches in the Närke region, with seating for only around 55 to 60 people.
Ekeskogs kyrka is a medieval church in the village of Ekeskog, Töreboda, part of Fägre parish in the Diocese of Skara. Standing beside a separate wooden bell tower, it is known chiefly for its collection of medieval carved figures, including the so-called Ekeskogsmadonnan.