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Håtuna kyrka

Håtuna kyrka is a medieval parish church in Bro parish, Uppsala diocese, standing on a ridge above the former Håtuna bay in what is now Upplands-Bro municipality, Stockholm County. Its long history stretches back nearly a thousand years, with roots as a royal estate site.

Håtuna kyrkväg 3, 197 92, Bro

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Häverö kyrka

Häverö kyrka is a medieval parish church in Häverö, part of Häverö-Edebo församling in Uppsala stift, northern Uppland. Built of grey stone around 1300, it stands within an older churchyard and remains a working place of worship today.

Häverö kyrkväg 2, 76334, Hallstavik

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Hedvig Eleonora kyrka

Hedvig Eleonora kyrka stands beside Östermalmstorg in Stockholm, its name honouring Queen Hedvig Eleonora, consort of Karl X Gustav. Inaugurated in 1737 after a long and interrupted building history, it remains one of the city's most distinctive parish churches.

Storgatan 2, 114 14, Stockholm

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Hilleshögs kyrka

Hilleshögs kyrka is a small medieval church standing on a wooded hill above the water on the island of Färingsö, near Lake Mälaren. Modest in scale, it holds a surprising number of curiosities for visitors interested in early Swedish church architecture and furnishings.

Hilleshögsvägen 66, 17996, Svartsjö

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Hjorthagskyrkan

Hjorthagskyrkan, in Stockholm's Hjorthagen district, is regarded as one of Sweden's best-preserved Art Nouveau churches, with little altered since its consecration in 1909. Built in red brick to a striking design, it remains a distinctive example of turn-of-the-century church architecture.

Dianavägen 8-10, 115 43, Stockholm

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