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Basic listingKarlslunda kyrka is a parish church in Påryd, in Kalmar kommun, Sweden, serving the Karlslunda-Mortorp parish. Its timber construction and detached bell tower set it apart from the stone churches typical of the region, reflecting a practical and distinctive local building tradition.
59, 388 50, Påryd
View church details: Karlslunda kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information.
Prästgatan 1, B
View church details: Karlslunds kapellBasic listingKarlstorps kyrka stands in the small village of Karlstorp in Jönköping County, part of the Diocese of Växjö. It replaced a medieval timber church that had served the parish for centuries, and its plain stone form and striking spire remain a memorable landmark for visitors…
Karlstorp Kyrka 1, 598 97, Mariannelund
View church details: Karlstorps kyrkaBasic listingKärna kyrka stands at Malmslätt, a few kilometres west of Linköping, and belongs to Kärna parish in the Diocese of Linköping. The present building, completed in 1834, incorporates parts of a much older medieval church and has a long, eventful history.
Norrmalmsvägen 23
View church details: Kärna kyrkaBasic listingKärnbo kyrkoruin stands on a rise just outside the old town centre of Mariefred, in Södermanland. Once the parish church of Kärnbo, it is now a well-preserved ruin still used for occasional summer services, and offers visitors a striking glimpse of Sweden's medieval church-building tradition.
Falkebovägen 12, 647 31, Mariefred
View church details: Kärnbo kyrkoruinBasic listingKärra kyrka is a wooden church in the Kärra district of Gothenburg, on the island of Hisingen, belonging to Tuve-Säve parish. Built in the early 1920s, it has sometimes been described as one of Hisingen's most attractive buildings.
Kärra Kapellväg 4, 425 30, Hisings Kärra
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