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Röks kyrka, in Röks socken near Ödeshög in Östergötland, is regarded as one of Sweden's best-preserved Empire-style churches. Built in the 1840s, it stands beside the famous Rök runestone and is decorated with funerary coats of arms from local families.
Röks kyrka 1, 599 94, Ödeshög
View church details: Röks kyrkaRölanda kyrka is a whitewashed church with preserved medieval parts, standing on the slope of a raised plateau near the valley of the Örekilsälven river, at the edge of a rolling agricultural landscape in Dalsland.
Storgatan 29, 66830, ED
View church details: Rölanda kyrkaRolfstorps kyrka, standing on Kyrkkullen in the village of Rolfstorp, Halland, has been extended several times over the centuries, but its oldest parts date back to the medieval period, possibly the 13th century.
Kyrkvägen 2, 43297, Rolfstorp
View church details: Rolfstorps kyrkaRoma kyrka is a medieval limestone church in the village of Roma kyrkby on Gotland, part of Roma parish in the Diocese of Visby. Its three-aisled hall-church interior and richly worked portals make it one of the island's more architecturally telling parish churches.
622 54, Romakloster
View church details: Roma kyrkaRomelanda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Romelanda, in Kungälv Municipality, part of the Diocese of Gothenburg. Set within the Swedish countryside of Bohuslän, it is notable for its painted timber ceiling and richly carved seventeenth-century pulpit.
Oxelvägen 101, 442 77, Romelanda
View church details: Romelanda kyrkaRomfartuna kyrka, standing on a low rocky outcrop in open farmland north of Västerås, is one of the largest medieval churches in Västerås diocese. Built in the early 1300s, its tall gothic arcades give the interior an unusually cathedral-like atmosphere.
Romfartuna Kyrka , 725
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