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Blekinge län

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Sturkö kyrka

Sturkö kyrka, the largest church in the Blekinge archipelago, stands on the island of Sturkö and serves Sturkö parish together with Tjurkö church. It replaced a medieval church dedicated to Saint Gertrude, patron saint of travellers and seafarers.

Församlingshemmet

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Svängsta kyrka

Svängsta kyrka is a modest timber church in Svängsta, near Karlshamns kommun in Blekinge, now part of Asarum-Ringamåla församling within the Church of Sweden. Its unusual history as a converted parish hall makes it an interesting stop for visitors curious about everyday Swedish church architecture.

Holländarevägen 44, 376 37, Svängsta

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Tjurkö kyrka

Tjurkö kyrka is a small wooden church on the island of Tjurkö in Blekinge, built in 1876 by convict labourers of the Crown Labour Corps. Originally erected in Herrgårdsviken, it was later relocated and remains a distinctive part of the island's history.

Tjurkövägen, 37044, Tjurkö

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Torhamns kyrka

Torhamns kyrka, in the coastal village of Torhamn in Blekinge, is a striking 19th-century brick church best known for its large altar mural by Gunnar Torhamn, painted in the 1950s and depicting Christ among the local farmers and fishermen.

Torhamnsvägen 8, 37300, Jämjö

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Trefaldighetskyrkan

Trefaldighetskyrkan, in the heart of Karlskrona, is also known as the German Church, having served the town's German congregation until 1846. Consecrated in 1709 and designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, it forms part of the Karlskrona UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Stortorget, 371 31, Karlskrona

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