Churches in Sweden

Eskilstorps kyrka

Eskilstorps kyrka stands in the parish of Vellinge-Månstorps in Skåne, southern Sweden. Built in the 1870s on the site of an older church, it retains a fragment of its medieval predecessor within a largely 19th-century structure, and remains in use for worship and community occasions…

Vellinge

Eslövs kyrka

Eslövs kyrka, in the town of Eslöv in Skåne, is a red-brick church built in 1891 in the neo-Gothic style. Its distinctive appearance gave rise to the local term "Eslöv Gothic", and it remains the town's principal parish church.

Fredsgatan 3, 241 31, Eslöv

Esmareds kapell

Esmareds kapell is a small chapel in the village of Esmared, east of Simlångsdalen in Halmstad Municipality, Sweden. Originally a schoolhouse moved from Torpa in Småland, it has served the local community as both school and place of worship for over a century.

Esmared 549, 313 97, Simlångsdalen

Essinge kyrka

Essinge kyrka, also known as the Church of Reconciliation, stands on Stora Essingen island in Stockholm and serves Västermalm parish. Completed in 1959 to a design by architect Cyrillus Johansson, it is a designated ecclesiastical heritage site notable for its striking freestanding bell tower.

Essinge kyrkväg, Stockholm

Essunga kyrka

Essunga kyrka is the parish church of Essunga församling, standing in Essunga kyrkby just south of the village of Essunga, in Skara stift, Västra Götaland. The present building, completed in 1905, replaced two earlier churches on the same site.

Estuna kyrka

Estuna kyrka, north of Norrtälje, is regarded as one of Uppland's oldest and most remarkable churches. Its complicated building history has puzzled scholars, and older graves found beneath the church floor suggest an earlier wooden church may once have stood on the site.

Norrtäljevägen 663, 761 73, Norrtälje