Churches in Sweden

Näs kyrka

Näs kyrka is a medieval church on the southern tip of Gotland, standing on the narrow neck of land above Burgsviken on the island's south-western coast. Built in the later 1200s, it belongs to Havdhem parish within the Diocese of Visby.

Näsby kyrka

Näsby kyrka, in Frövi in Västmanland, stands on a site with a documented church history stretching back to at least the late 15th century, when a priest named Peder is recorded in 1496. The present building dates largely from the mid-19th century.

Centralvägen 86

Näsby kyrka

Näsby kyrka stands on a small rise beside the shore of Lake Flögen in Vetlanda parish, Jönköping county. This is one of the so-called Njudunge churches, a group of medieval stone churches built in the same region and tradition.

Näsby

Näsbyparks kyrka

Näsbyparks kyrka is a modern wooden church in Näsbypark, part of Täby, designed in a distinctive "studio" style by architect Rolf Bergh. Consecrated in 1980, it reflects mid-twentieth-century Swedish ideas about church design and communal worship.

Djursholmsvägen 59, 183 52, Täby

Näsets kyrka

Näsets kyrka is a mid-twentieth-century parish church in the Näset district of Gothenburg, built of white-painted roughcast brick with three crosses in relief on its eastern gable. The plain, light-filled interior seats around 142 people.

Hammarvägen 6, 421 65, Västra Frölunda

Näsgårdarna

Location and available visiting information.

Näsgårdarna, 794 33, Orsa