Explore churches in Södermanlands län.
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Basic listingFrösängs kapell stands beside the cemetery in Oxelösund, close to the rocky hillside on its edge. Designed by the celebrated architect Gunnar Asplund and completed in 1938, it is used mainly for funeral services, both within the Church of Sweden and civil ceremonies.
Kyrkogårdsvägen 4, 613 40, Oxelösund
View church details: Frösängs kapellBasic listingFrustuna kyrka is a parish church with roots in the 1100s, standing in the former Frustuna socken, now part of Gnesta kommun in Strängnäs stift. Visitors will find a modest stone building with a rich collection of medieval and later furnishings, plus a runestone in…
Frustuna Kyrka
View church details: Frustuna kyrkaBasic listingGåsinge kyrka stands on a hillside above Lake Storsjön in the small village of Gåsinge kyrkby, between Björnlunda, Laxne and Gnesta in Södermanland. Part of the Church of Sweden's Daga parish, it is a modest rural church with a long and eventful architectural history.
Gåsinge kyrka, 64691, Gnesta
View church details: Gåsinge kyrkaBasic listingGillberga kyrka is a parish church southwest of Borsökna in Eskilstuna, belonging to Västra Rekarne församling in the Diocese of Strängnäs. Its origins reach back to the late twelfth century, and the building has been altered and extended over several later centuries.
Gillberga kyrka, Skricksta, 635 13, Eskilstuna
View church details: Gillberga kyrkaBasic listingGryts kyrka stands in the small village of Gryts kyrkby near Stjärnhov in Södermanland, part of the Daga parish within the Diocese of Strängnäs. Its long, layered building history and collection of older furnishings make it a rewarding stop for visitors interested in Swedish parish…
Gryts kyrka, 64696, Stjärnhov
View church details: Gryts kyrkaBasic listingHalla kyrka is a medieval parish church in Halla socken, near Nyköping in Södermanland, now part of Stigtomta-Vrena församling. Probably built in the late 1100s or early 1200s, it retains a striking Romanesque core and an unusual pair of painted figures above the chancel arch.
Halla kyrka, 61198, VRENA
View church details: Halla kyrka