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Basic listingFrustuna kyrka is a parish church with roots in the 1100s, standing in the former Frustuna socken, now part of Gnesta kommun in Strängnäs stift. Visitors will find a modest stone building with a rich collection of medieval and later furnishings, plus a runestone in…
Frustuna Kyrka
View church details: Frustuna kyrkaBasic listingFryele kyrka is a parish church in the village of Fryele, near Värnamo in Jönköping County, Sweden. Built in the 1780s to replace a decayed medieval predecessor, it stands on a site of Christian worship recorded since the late 13th century.
Fryele kyrka, 331 96, Värnamo
View church details: Fryele kyrkaBasic listingFrykeruds kyrka in Kil was built in stone in 1795-1799 to designs by the master builder Johan Westman.
Västra Glänne 1, Frykerud
View church details: Frykeruds kyrka, KilBasic listingFryksände kyrka is a red-brick parish church in Torsby, Värmland, standing on a site that has held churches since medieval times. Built in neo-Gothic style and consecrated in 1898, it is the fourth known church on this location and remains the parish church of Fryksände.
Kyrkogatan 26, 685 22, Torsby
View church details: Fryksände kyrkaBasic listingFuglie kyrka is a parish church in Fuglie, Skåne, built in 1904 to a neo-Gothic design. Visitors can see an octagonal oak font, and two runestones stand nearby, giving the site a layered history stretching back centuries before the current building was raised.
Tommarps byaväg 17-0
View church details: Fuglie kyrkaBasic listingFullestads kyrka is a rare medieval stone church in the diocese of Skara, standing north of the Säveån river near Vårgårda. Built of grey stone, probably between the 12th and 14th centuries, it survived fire, near-demolition and decades of disuse before being restored for worship…
Kungsgatan 43, Vårgårda
View church details: Fullestads kyrka