Churches in Sweden

Norra Råda kyrka

Norra Råda kyrka was completed in 1813. The master builder was Johan Westman. The church is located at the intersection of two valleys. The site was once a stopping point for those making pilgrimage to the grave of Saint Olaf in Nidaros.

Norra Rörums kyrka

Norra Rörums kyrka is an unusual parish church in Skåne, chiefly because its altar faces north rather than east. Local tradition holds that the original church, built around 1200, was dedicated to Saint Anna, grandmother of Jesus, though this cannot be verified.

Hammarsväg 1, 243 92, Höör

Norra Säms kyrkoruin

Location and available visiting information.

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

Norra Sandby kyrka

Norra Sandby kyrka is a parish church in Hässleholm, in the Diocese of Lund, southern Sweden. Consecrated on 6 November 1864, it was built in a neo-classical style but with a distinctive stepped-gable tower, and stands within Hässleholms församling.

Norra Sandby kyrka 1, Hässleholm

Norra Sandsjö kyrka

Norra Sandsjö kyrka is a whitewashed church beside Sandsjön lake in Småland, with origins dating back to the late 1100s. Rebuilt and extended over the centuries, it is notable for its richly decorated interior and array of unusual historic fittings.

571 63, Bodafors

Norra Skrävlinge kyrka

Norra Skrävlinge kyrka is a parish church in Norra Skrävlinge, in the Skåne region of southern Sweden, standing beside the road roughly halfway between Teckomatorp and Marieholm. Its origins go back to the twelfth century, though its present appearance owes much to a nineteenth-century rebuilding.

Norra Skrävlinge, 268 71, Teckomatorp