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Basic listingDanderyds kyrka stands close to Stockholm, its grey-stone walls dating to around 1400. Once the burial church of the noble Banér family, it holds medieval sculptures, a striking altarpiece and traces of 16th-century wall paintings that reward a closer look.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Danderyds kyrkaBasic listingDanvikshems kyrka is a chapel within the Danvikshem care home in Nacka, on the shore of Saltsjön. Consecrated in 1915, it replaced an earlier chapel in the old Danvikens Hospital building of 1725, which still stands nearby.
Danvikshemsvägen 8
View church details: Danvikshems kyrkaBasic listingDjurgårdskyrkan, on Djurgårdsvägen between Gröna Lund and Skansen in Stockholm, is the oldest church of its parish. Built in 1828, it remains a place of weekly worship and, in summer, hosts concerts alongside a small garden café.
Djurgårdsvägen 74, 11521, Stockholm
View church details: DjurgårdskyrkanBasic listingThe church was built during the Vasa era, when Djurhamn was an important naval base. It was consecrated in 1683. The church has a carved altarpiece from the 17th century, a fine collection of oil paintings, and two old votive ships.
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Djurö kyrkaBasic listingChurch in Danderyd parish
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms församlingsgårdBasic listingThe Djursholm Chapel Foundation owns the church, which was inaugurated in 1902. Designed by Fredrik Lilljekvist. A church worth seeing, with an altarpiece from the late medieval period.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms kapell