Explore churches in Stockholms län.
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Basic listingOriginally called Emmauskyrkan. Built in 1913 by the Lutheran Mission Association. Purchased by S:t Matteus parish in 1970...
Karlbergsvägen 64, Stockholm
View church details: Mikaelskapellet (Kapell)Basic listingMöja kyrka is a wooden church on Stora Möja in the Stockholm archipelago, consecrated in 1769 to designs by fortification master builder Carl Öhrn. Reached by boat, it stands beside a bay midway between Möjaström and Berg, and holds oil paintings dating from the 16th…
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Möja kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Stenbyvägen 1, 153 60, Mölnbo
View church details: Mölnbo MissionskyrkaBasic listingMörkö kyrka stands on the island of Mörkö south of Södertälje in Södermanland, its history closely tied to the nearby Hörningsholm estate. Rebuilt several times since the medieval period, the church retains a striking free-standing bell tower and a rich collection of monuments and furnishings.
Klockargården, 15392, Hölö
View church details: Mörkö kyrkaBasic listingMunsö kyrka stands on the northern part of the island of Munsö in Ekerö kommun, Stockholms län. One of Sweden's rare round churches, it is thought to have been built as a fortified manor church for the Archbishop of Uppsala in the late twelfth century.
Slutvägen 3, 178 91, Munsö
View church details: Munsö kyrkaBasic listingMuskö kyrka stands on the island of Muskö in Stockholm's southern archipelago, between Hårsfjärden and the wide bay of Mysingen. The first church on the site probably owed its existence to a village work party and stood at Kapellgärdet, some 200 metres north-west of the…
Kyrkbacken 14, Muskö
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