Gävleborgs län

Gnarps kyrka

Gnarps kyrka is a parish church in Gnarp, on Sweden's Hälsingland coast, serving the Nordanstigskustens congregation within the Diocese of Uppsala. Behind its restrained late-eighteenth-century exterior lies a building that incorporates fragments of a much older medieval structure.

Hällbo kapell

Hällbo kapell is a small chapel near Bollnäs, built in 1844 to serve the workers and farming community around the Hällbo ironworks. Modest in scale, it offers a glimpse of Sweden's industrial-era rural chapel tradition.

Hällbo 9040, 821 92, Bollnäs

Hälsingtuna kyrka

Hälsingtuna kyrka, set in Tunbyn near Hudiksvall, is a pilgrimage-era parish church whose earliest fabric dates back to the late 1100s or early 1200s. It remains a notable example of medieval church building in Hälsingland, with a striking stone tower and a churchyard marked by…

Hälsingtuna 55, Hudiksvall

Hammarby kapell

Hammarby kapell is a small chapel in Hammarby, Gästrikland, within the Ovansjö-Järbo parish. Recognisable by its spired tower and decoratively carved entrance canopy, it began life serving a very different purpose from today's quiet place of worship.

Kapellvägen 3, 812 41, Gästrike-Hammarby

Hamra kyrka och Hamra gamla skogskyrkogård

Location and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.

Hamra kyrkväg 8, 82051, HAMRA

Hamrånge kyrka

Hamrånge kyrka is a striking stone church built between 1847 and 1851 on a hill in Bergby, Gästrikland, replacing a ruined medieval church whose stones were reused in the new building. Its pale red-washed walls make it a landmark visible from afar.

Vijvägen, 817 40, Bergby