Klockrike kyrka, in Östergötland's Klockrike parish, is a whitewashed neoclassical stone church consecrated in the 1820s. Built to serve both Klockrike and the neighbouring Brunneby parish, it replaced an earlier medieval church and remains one of the region's most complete examples of Karl Johan-era church…
Klosterkyrkan, also known as Sankt Peters klosters kyrka, stands in Lund on the site of a medieval nunnery. Its bell has rung from this spot since the 1200s, and the church remains one of the city's most historically significant medieval buildings.
Klosters kyrka, in the heart of Eskilstuna beside the river Eskilstunaån, was consecrated on 9 May 1929. Popularly known simply as Kloster, it is the largest and second-oldest church of St John's parish (S:t Johannes församling), and remains a striking landmark of the town.