Åtvids Gamla kyrka, in Åtvidaberg, Östergötland, is a striking example of a medieval church that was deliberately ruined and later rebuilt. Standing near the newer Åtvid parish church, it offers a rare glimpse of a late medieval building brought back to life in the twentieth…
Augerums kyrka stands beside the Lyckebyån river north of Karlskrona, in Blekinge, and serves Lyckå parish within the Church of Sweden. This tall, neoclassical building dates from the early nineteenth century and is best known locally for the eerie flood legend attached to its predecessor.
Ausås kyrka is a parish church in the village of Ausås, in Strövelstorp parish, Skåne, within the Church of Sweden's Diocese of Lund. The present building dates largely from the mid-19th century, though it incorporates parts of an earlier medieval structure.