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Dörarps kyrka is a medieval parish church in Dörarp, part of Växjö diocese in Kronoberg county. Likely built in the 1200s, it has survived the centuries with relatively few alterations, retaining a range of notable early furnishings for visitors to see.
Färsjövägen 50, 341 55, Vittaryd
View church details: Dörarps kyrkaDörby kyrka is a medieval parish church in Dörby, in the diocese of Växjö, Sweden, standing on Högalidsvägen. Built in the 1200s, it has served the local congregation for centuries and remains an atmospheric example of an early Smålandic stone church.
Högalidsvägen 1b
View church details: Dörby kyrkaDorotea kyrka is the parish church of Dorotea-Risbäcks församling, standing in the small community of Dorotea in Västerbotten. Though its origins go back to the late 18th century, the building seen today largely dates from a 1930s rebuilding after fire destroyed its predecessor.
Kyrkvägen 2, 91732, Dorotea
View church details: Dorotea kyrkaDragsmarks kyrka is a timber church in the village of Dragsmark, part of Bokenäset parish in Uddevalla municipality, Västra Götaland. It stands on the site of a medieval monastery and has served the local community since the mid-eighteenth century.
Dragsmarks kyrka 101, 451 97, Uddevalla
View church details: Dragsmarks kyrkaDrängsereds kyrka, in the Halland village of Drängsered, was built in 1780–1783 and consecrated on 30 January 1785, when it was named after the reigning Queen of Sweden, Sophia Magdalena, consort of Gustav III.
Drängsereds kyrka, 314 98, Drängsered
View church details: Drängsereds kyrkaDrev-Hornaryds kyrka is a nineteenth-century parish church near Möllekulla in Kronoberg, built to serve two neighbouring congregations. Combining neoclassical, neo-Romanesque and neo-Gothic elements, it stands roughly a kilometre north of the older medieval church at Drev.
Möllekull, 363
View church details: Drev-Hornaryds kyrka