Churches in Sweden

Arbrå kyrka

Arbrå kyrka stands beside Kyrksjön, part of the Ljusnan river, in Gävleborg. Probably built in the late 1400s or early 1500s, this stone church retains much of its medieval structure alongside later additions, making it a rewarding stop for visitors interested in Hälsingland's church heritage.

Kyrkbyn 4930, 820 10, Arbrå

Arby kyrka

Arby kyrka is a parish church in Arby, around twenty kilometres south-west of Kalmar. It has served as the local church since medieval times and now belongs to the Arby-Hagby parish, retaining stonework and fittings that stretch back over eight centuries.

Årdala kyrka

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Bettna Kyrkby, 64262, Bettna

Ardre kyrka

Ardre kyrka, in Garde parish on Gotland, is one of the island's smallest churches, with a medieval tower and nave dating back to around 1200–1250. Part of Visby stift, it stands on the site of an earlier building and retains notable Romanesque and Gothic features.

Garde Prästgård 410

Åre gamla kyrka

Åre gamla kyrka is a small medieval stone church standing at the foot of Åreskutan mountain, near Åresjön lake in Jämtland. Built by local farmers in the 1100s, it is said to be the only surviving medieval stone church in Scandinavia's mountain region.

Arentorp, Södra Kedums kyrka

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Arentorp