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Vadstena klosterkyrka, also known as the Blue Church for the pale blue sheen of its limestone, rises above the town of Vadstena beside Lake Vättern. Built to the exacting instructions of St Birgitta, it remains a major pilgrimage site and one of Sweden's most striking…
Lasarettsgatan 5, 592 30, Vadstena
View church details: Vadstena klosterkyrkaVågbrokyrkan is a church in the Vågbro district of Söderhamn, in Gävleborg County, Sweden, serving the Norrala-Trönö parish within the Church of Sweden's Uppsala diocese. Its origins as a nonconformist chapel give it an unusual history among parish churches.
Prästgården 918, 82694, Norrala
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Skogsvägen 16, 56732, Vaggeryd
View church details: Vaggeryds kyrkaVagnhärads kyrka stands on a low hill in the centre of Vagnhärad, in Södermanland, on land once belonging to the royal estate of Husby. Its oldest parts date from the late thirteenth century, though the site's church history may reach back further still.
Östra Kyrkvägen 14, 610 71, Vagnhärad
View church details: Vagnhärads kyrkaVaisaluokta kåtakyrka is a distinctive Sami church building at Vaisaluokta in Jokkmokk parish, Norrbotten, built in the traditional form of a kåta rather than a conventional church structure. It reflects Sami architectural and religious tradition in Swedish Lapland.
Borgargatan 9, 96231, Jokkmokk
View church details: Vaisaluokta kåtakyrkaVaksala kyrka, in Uppsala, is a parish church of Svenska kyrkan with roots reaching back to the late 1100s, before Uppsala even became an archbishopric. Its tall tower is a familiar landmark for travellers on the nearby E4 motorway.
Vaksala kyrkväg 2
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