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Basic listingHaga kyrka lies a few kilometres north of Sigtuna, in Uppland, and though far smaller than Sigtuna's Mariakyrkan, it too has roots reaching back to the 1200s, making it one of the area's oldest surviving churches.
HAGA KYRKA 185, 193 91, Sigtuna
View church details: Haga kyrkaBasic listingHagabergs kapell is a small wooden chapel in the Haga district of eastern Södertälje, standing within the grounds of Hagaberg Folk High School. Associated with EFS (the Evangelical National Mission), it belongs to Östertälje parish in Strängnäs diocese.
Erik Dahlbergs väg 60
View church details: Hagabergs kapellBasic listingHagalunds kyrka is a parish church in the Hagalund district of Solna, just outside Stockholm. Consecrated in 1906, it was designed by architect Sigge Cronstedt in the Art Nouveau style and is best known for its plaster altar relief by sculptor Carl Eldh.
Hagalundsgatan 6, 169 63, Solna
View church details: Hagalunds kyrkaBasic listingHagsätra kyrka is located in the middle of the square in Hagsätra centrum.
Hagsätra torg 36, 124 73, Bandhagen
View church details: Hagsätra kyrkaBasic listingHallstaviks kyrka stands amid trees beside the main road in Hallstavik, part of Häverö-Edebo parish in Uppsala diocese. Built for the growing paper-mill community of Hallsta, it is a striking example of 1930s brick church architecture designed by a leading Swedish architect.
Tulkavägen 37, 76334, Hallstavik
View church details: Hallstaviks kyrkaBasic listingHammarby chapel is located next to Hammarby church.
Hammarby kyrkväg 2, 194 45, Upplands Väsby
View church details: Hammarby kapell