Churches in Sweden

Gumlösa kyrka

Gumlösa kyrka, in the Skåne village of Gumlösa, is widely regarded as Sweden's oldest brick building with a securely established date, consecrated in the late twelfth century. Standing near the Sinclairsholm estate, it remains a striking early example of Nordic brick church architecture.

Gundrastorps skola

Location and available visiting information.

Hårsjövägen 8, Prästgården

Gunillakapellet

Funeral chapel used for both church and civil funerals. Located in the centre of Sollefteå churchyard. Parking is best found at Sollefteå församlingsgård (parish hall).

Kyrkvägen 18, 88134, SOLLEFTEÅ

Gunnareds kyrka

Standing on Kråkekullen near Angered centrum, Gunnareds kyrka is a modern church building serving Angered parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. Its striking brick form and soaring roofline make it a distinctive landmark in this part of Gothenburg.

Gunnareds kyrkväg 1, 42467, Angered

Gunnarps kyrka

Gunnarp Church, one of the few timber churches in Halland, was built in 1755–1756, replacing an earlier church that had been destroyed by fire in the summer of 1753. Inside, the church is richly decorated by the 18th-century painter Henrik Andersson Wibeck from Varberg.

Gunnarp 201, 311 51, Ätran

Gunnarsbyns kyrka

Gunnarsbyns kyrka serves Gunnarsbyn parish, which is the smallest in the Boden area by population yet the largest by area. This wooden church, tucked away in Norrbotten, offers a quietly distinctive example of early twentieth-century Swedish church design.

Klockstapelvägen 4, 961 97, GUNNARSBYN