Churches in Sweden

Lärbro kyrka

Lärbro kyrka, on Gotland, is notable for its unusual octagonal west tower and the well-preserved medieval kastal (defensive tower) standing nearby. Together they make this parish church one of the more distinctive medieval buildings on the island.

Lärbro kyrka 1, 624 53, Lärbro

Larv, Salem

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Larvs kyrka

Larvs kyrka is a parish church in the village of Larv, in Västra Götaland county, Sweden. The present neoclassical stone building dates from 1863–1865, replacing an earlier medieval church on the same elevated site.

Sveagatan 7

Låssa kyrka

Låssa kyrka is a parish church of the Church of Sweden, part of Bro församling within the Diocese of Uppsala. It stands on a peninsula in Lake Mälaren, at Säbyholmsviken in Upplands-Bro, and was historically the patronage church of the Säbyholm estate.

Rösaringvägen 11, 197 91, Bro

Låstads kyrka

Låstads kyrka is a small parish church in Låstad, in the Mariestad district of Västra Götaland, belonging to Ullervad parish within the Diocese of Skara. Its origins reach back to the medieval period, and it retains furnishings that span several centuries.

Ullervadsvägen 2, Marci hus

Lästringe kyrka

Lästringe kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Lästringe, Södermanland, within the Diocese of Strängnäs. Standing close to the E4 motorway between Vagnhärad and Nyköping, it serves the Tystbergabygdens parish and remains a fine example of an early Swedish stone church.

Stationsvägen 4, 61174, Tystberga