Churches in Sweden

Vallens kapell

The chapel in Vallen was inaugurated in 1940. Ahead of the chapel's 60th anniversary, an extensive renovation took place and a new altarpiece signed by Barbro Frimodig was installed. The chapel is owned and managed by the villagers through a chapel foundation. Services are held…

Vallentuna kapell

The chapel is a small room for worship with movable religious objects. There is seating for approximately 35 guests. Here we hold services, devotions and rites that do not require the large church space.

Kyrkvägen 5B, 186 30, Vallentuna

Vallentuna kyrka

Vallentuna kyrka is a granite parish church dating from the 1190s, standing on the northern shore of Lake Vallentunasjön in Uppland. It has served as the parish church of Vallentuna since medieval times and holds an unusually rich collection of runic inscriptions.

Mathiasgården, Kyrkvägen 4, Vallentuna

Vallerstads kyrka

Location and available visiting information.

Vallerstad kyrka 1, 596 92, Skänninge

Vällinge kapell

Vällinge kapell is a small chapel at Vällinge in Salem municipality, Stockholm County, once serving the brass works community there. Built in 1679, it is the only building surviving from the site's industrial past and remains in occasional use by Salem parish today.

Vällingevägen, 14590, Ekerö

Vallkärra kyrka

Vallkärra kyrka is a parish church in Vallkärra, near Lund, within Torns församling. Standing on land associated with the 1676 Battle of Lund, one of the bloodiest battles fought on Nordic soil, it has medieval origins beneath later rebuilding.