Kungsängens kyrka is a medieval parish church in Kungsängen, Upplands-Bro municipality, part of Kungsängen-Västra Ryds parish in the Diocese of Uppsala. Built of grey stone and brick, it has grown in stages since the early 1200s, retaining features from several centuries.
Kungsåra kyrka stands on a hill in Kungsbyn, near Västerås, and is thought to be the third church on this site. Its most celebrated connection is with a copy of what is believed to be Sweden's oldest surviving piece of furniture, the so-called Kungsåra bench.
Kungsäters kyrka is a striking octagonal church in the village of Kungsäter, Halland, in Veddige-Kungsäters parish. Built in 1881 to a design by architect Emil Langlet, it is one of Sweden's rare centrally planned churches and stands close to the ruins of its medieval predecessor.
Kungsbacka kyrka stands at the heart of Kungsbacka's main square, its neo-Gothic tower marking the town centre. This wooden church, part of Kungsbacka pastorat, is the latest in a long line of places of worship on or near this site, stretching back to the Middle…