Churches in Sweden

Vänersnäs kyrka

Vänersnäs kyrka stands on the Vänersnäs peninsula in Vänersborg Municipality, within Skara diocese. A church has existed here since medieval times, though the building visitors see today largely dates from its reconstruction after a devastating fire in 1941.

Kyrkbyn 534, 46890, Vargön

Vånga kapell

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Oppmanna kyrkväg 3, 29157, Arkelstorp

Vånga kyrka

Vånga kyrka is a parish church in Oppmanna-Vånga parish, standing on a hill above Vångaberget and Ivösjön in Skåne. Though its origins go back to the 1200s, its present cross-shaped form dates largely from a major 1867 rebuilding.

Vånga kyrkväg 1, 29198, Villands Vånga

Vånga kyrka

Vånga kyrka, in Vånga near Skärblacka in Östergötland, stands beside the ruins of its medieval predecessor. Rebuilt after a devastating fire in the mid-20th century, it is a striking example of how disaster reshaped a small parish church while preserving traces of its older history.

Vånga

Vänga kyrka

Vänga kyrka is a granite parish church in the Fristad area north of Borås, in Skara diocese. Completed in 1906, it stands on a site with a much older church history, said to trace back to 1063, and follows two earlier medieval stave churches.

513 92, Vänga

Vånga missionskyrka

Vånga missionskyrka is a small chapel in Skärblacka, in Östergötland's Norrköping district. Formerly known as Vånga missionshus, it belongs to the Vånga free church congregation, which today is part of the Equmeniakyrkan denomination.