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Basic listingSöderbykarls kyrka is a medieval parish church in Söderby-Karl, in Uppsala diocese, Sweden. Built around 1300, it retains much of its original medieval exterior and is noted for its late-medieval vault paintings, uncovered during restoration in the early twentieth century.
Klockarevägen 1, 761 74, Söderbykarl
View church details: Söderbykarls kyrkaBasic listingSöderledskyrkan is a red-brick parish church at Lingvägen in Farsta, Stockholm, consecrated in 1960 to designs by architects Hans Borgström and Bengt Lindroos. Since 1990 it has held protected status as a listed building of cultural and historical significance.
Lingvägen 149, 12361, FARSTA
View church details: SöderledskyrkanBasic listingSofia Church stands atop Södermalm. The church was completed in 1906 and is named after Queen Sofia, consort of Oscar II.
Klefbecks backe 1, 116 29, Stockholm
View church details: Sofia kyrkaBasic listingSollentuna church has existed for more than 800 years. Over the years it has regularly been extended, rebuilt and renovated. The most recent renovation was carried out during 2020-2021.
Kyrkvägen 2
View church details: Sollentuna kyrkaBasic listingSolna kyrka is a medieval round church standing on the narrow neck of land between Brunnsviken and Ulvsundasjön, just outside Stockholm. Built of grey stone in the 1180s, it is one of only eight surviving medieval round churches in Sweden and remains the parish church…
Prostvägen 14, Solna
View church details: Solna kyrkaBasic listingSorunda kyrka stands prominently on a ridge in open farmland south of Stockholm, in the historic province of Södermanland. Dating from the 12th century, it is regarded by many as one of the largest, and possibly the most attractive, parish churches in the region.
Kyrkgatan 26, 148 70, Sorunda
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