Churches in Sweden

Grönahögs kyrka

Grönahögs kyrka is a small white timber church in the southern part of Ulricehamn municipality, Västra Götaland. Built in 1662 on the site of an earlier medieval church, it stands as a modest but historically layered example of rural Swedish church building.

Grönby kyrka

Grönby kyrka is a whitewashed stone church on the Söderslätt plain in Skåne, part of Anderslövs församling in the Diocese of Lund. Its origins date back to the late 12th century, making it one of the older parish churches in the region.

Grönbyvägen 67-0, 23172, Anderslöv

Gröndals kyrka

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Gröndalsvägen 61, 117 68, Stockholm

Grötlingbo kyrka

Grötlingbo kyrka is a medieval church in southern Gotland, standing within the parish of Havdhems församling. Its origins date back to the 1100s, making it one of the island's older ecclesiastical sites, with a building history spanning several centuries.

Grude kyrka

Grude kyrka is a small whitewashed stone church near the village of Ljung in Herrljunga, western Sweden. Its oldest parts date from the medieval period, and the building's blunt, unfinished-looking tower has become one of its most distinctive features.

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

Grums kyrka

Grums kyrka, in Värmland, was gutted by fire in 1927 and rebuilt to reopen in 1930. Despite that disaster, it still holds fittings whose origins stretch back to the twelfth century, making it a church of considerably older character than its rebuilt walls might suggest.

Hammarsten, 664 91, Grums