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Basic listingNorra 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
View church details: Norra Skrävlinge kyrkaBasic listingNorra Skrävlinge kyrka stands beside the main road between Teckomatorp and Marieholm in Skåne, within Teckomatorps församling. This modest parish church has medieval origins and retains several centuries-old furnishings alongside its nineteenth-century remodelling.
Box 23, 26821, Svalöv
View church details: Norra Skrävlinge kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Strövägen 164, 291 95, Färlöv
View church details: Norra strö kyrkaBasic listingNorra Vrams kyrka is a parish church in the village of Norra Vram in Skåne, part of Bjuv parish in the Diocese of Lund. Its oldest fabric dates back to the 1100s, though the building has been extended and altered repeatedly over the centuries.
Åstorpsvägen 3, 260 50, Billesholm
View church details: Norra Vrams kyrkaBasic listingNorrvidinge kyrka is a parish church in Norrvidinge, southern Sweden, serving Teckomatorps församling within the Diocese of Lund. Standing beside the road roughly midway between Kävlinge and Marieholm, it occupies a site with roots stretching back nearly a thousand years.
Box 23, 26821, Svalöv
View church details: Norrvidinge kyrkaBasic listingNosaby kyrka is the parish church of Nosaby, near Kristianstad in Skåne, within the Diocese of Lund. Built in the 1870s to replace a medieval predecessor, it stands as a good example of nineteenth-century Swedish neo-Gothic church architecture.
Nosabyvägen 246, 29147, Kristianstad
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