Munsö kyrka stands on the northern part of the island of Munsö in Ekerö kommun, Stockholms län. One of Sweden's rare round churches, it is thought to have been built as a fortified manor church for the Archbishop of Uppsala in the late twelfth century.
Muodoslompolo kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Muodoslompolo, Pajala municipality, in the far north of Sweden near the Finnish border. Built in the mid-1860s, it belongs to Pajala parish and offers a striking example of a rural chapel later relocated wholesale to…
Murjeks kyrka is a small wooden church in the village of Murjek, part of Jokkmokks parish in the Diocese of Luleå, northern Sweden. Built in the mid-twentieth century, it is a modest but characterful example of Swedish rural church architecture.