Churches in Sweden

Bärbo kyrka

Bärbo kyrka is a small medieval parish church in Bärbo, Södermanland, within the Diocese of Strängnäs. Built by local farmers in the early 1200s, it served a parish long associated with several noble families, and retains features reflecting that heritage.

Bärbo kyrka, 611 94, NYKÖPING

Bärebergs kyrka

Bärebergs kyrka is a parish church in the Främmestad-Bäreberg parish, in the Skara diocese of north-western Västra Götaland. Standing on a rise above the Nossan valley, it combines a medieval origin with substantial eighteenth-century remodelling.

Bärfendal kyrka

The stone-built church in Romanesque style is considered one of the oldest still in use in Bohuslän, erected in the mid-1100s. Here almost no rebuilding has taken place, and this is largely the same church building already referred to by Bishop Eystein in 1391 as…

Bärfendals kyrka, 455 98, Dingle

Barkåkra kyrka

Barkåkra kyrka, in the Bjäre peninsula of Skåne, is thought to be among the oldest churches in the district, with building work beginning as early as the 1100s. Visitors come chiefly for its striking medieval ceiling paintings and ancient font.

Barkåkravägen 199, 26291, Ängelholm

Barkeryds kyrka

Barkeryds kyrka is a parish church in Nässjö kommun, Jönköpings län, built in the mid-19th century to replace an older medieval building. Its light, spacious interior and pink-rendered exterior with white quoin detailing make it a distinctive stop for visitors exploring the churches of Sweden.

571 94, Nässjö

Barlingbo kyrka

Barlingbo kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, in Barlingbo, part of Visby diocese. It is known for a richly carved 12th-century font, medieval wall paintings and a striking triumphal crucifix, all housed within a building whose stepped profile is a distinctive feature of…

621 78, Visby