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Östmarks kyrka is a wooden church in the Röjdan valley at Östmark, around twenty kilometres north-west of Torsby in Värmland. Built in the 1760s, it belongs to the Church of Sweden's Östmark parish within the Diocese of Karlstad.
685 97, Östmark
View church details: Östmarks kyrkaÖstra Ämterviks kyrka, in the village of Östra Ämtervik in Sunne, Värmland, is a neoclassical stone church built in the late 1790s. Notable for its unusual orientation and its links to the writer Selma Lagerlöf, it stands close to the churchyard where she is buried.
686 96, Östra Ämtervik
View church details: Östra Ämterviks kyrkaÖstra Broby kyrka stands in the village of Broby in Skåne, part of Broby-Emmislövs församling within the Diocese of Lund. The present building dates from 1932, but a church has stood on this site for over 800 years, its history marked by rebuilding and a…
Kyrkogatan 1, 28992, Broby
View church details: Östra Broby kyrkaOverlooking Edsviken bay, Östra Eds kyrka is easily recognised by the gilded pilot cutter that serves as its spire ornament. This church in Valdemarsvik, part of the Diocese of Linköping, stands on a site with a long connection to the sea and local trade.
ÅSVIKS SÄTERI 7, 615 92, Valdemarsvik
View church details: Östra Eds kyrkaÖstra Eneby kyrka, near Norrköping, is thought to be the city's oldest surviving building, with parts dating back to the 1100s. Now serving Kolmårdens församling, this greystone church combines medieval origins with later additions, including a distinctive 18th-century tower.
Finspångsvägen 155
View church details: Östra Eneby kyrkaÖstra Fågelviks kyrka, in Värmland east of Skattkärr, is a stone church built between 1715 and 1726 on the site of an earlier wooden church that had been completed in 1691 but burned down after a lightning strike in 1714.
Östra Fågelvik 209, Karlstad
View church details: Östra Fågelviks kyrka