Churches in Sweden

Ränneslövs kyrka

Ränneslövs kyrka, in the village of Ränneslöv in Laholm municipality, is the parish church of Ränneslöv-Ysby. The present building dates from the 1870s, though it replaced a much older medieval church on the same site.

Byvägen 6 Ränneslöv, 31296

Ransäters kyrka

Ransäters kyrka, in Ransäter in Värmland, is a striking example of a church rebuilt after disaster. Its timber predecessor, dating from the 1660s, burned to the ground in December 1983; the present building was consecrated on 1 February 1986.

Skivedsleden 15

Ransbergs kyrka

Ransbergs kyrka is a parish church west of Fagersanna in Tibro Municipality, part of the Diocese of Skara. Its origins reach back to the 1200s, and it remains a modest but historically layered rural church in Västra Götaland.

Örlenvägen 5

Rappestads kyrka

Rappestads kyrka stands in the heart of its parish in Östergötland, a few kilometres north of Vikingstad. Consecrated in 1807, the church is best known for its exceptionally well-preserved late Gustavian interior and a celebrated early nineteenth-century organ.

Johan Bergströmsväg 1, 583 91, Rappestad

Räpplinge kyrka

Räpplinge kyrka stands beside the road between Borgholm and Gärdslösa on northern Öland, within Räpplinge-Högsrums församling. Its walls trace a long building history stretching back to the 1100s, and the church holds a notable royal connection through its links to nearby Solliden.

Ö Kyrkogatan 9

Räpplinge kyrka

Räpplinge kyrka stands beside the road between Borgholm and Gärdslösa on the island of Öland. Its ancient tower and royal connections — including the confirmation of Crown Princess Victoria in 1992 — make it one of the more distinctive parish churches on northern Öland.