Katarina kyrka is located on Södermalm in Stockholm. It was built during the period 1656-1695 to designs by Jean de la Vallée, royal architect responsible for the state's building activities. Despite two severe fires, in 1723 and 1990, the church still stands as one of…
Katrine kapell was a medieval church on the south-eastern part of Kållandsö, near the entrance to Ullersund in what is now Otterstad parish. Today nothing remains above ground but the outline of a lost site, once part of an old settlement at Sunnerby.
Katrinebergs kapell stands on a rise a kilometre north of the border between Gästrikland and Hälsingland, deep in the Bollnäs finnskog (forest settled by Finnish migrants). It is the oldest of the chapels within the Bollnäs-Rengsjö parish.
Katrineholms kyrka, the parish church of Katrineholmsbygdens församling, stands at the heart of the town it grew up alongside. Built when Katrineholm itself was founded, it is notable for facing south towards the railway station rather than following the traditional westward orientation.