Värmlands län

Forshaga kyrka

Forshaga kyrka, in the Värmland town of Forshaga, was built between 1919 and 1921 to designs by the architect Bror Almquist. This parish church replaced a long journey to the older church at Grava, and today it stands as a notable example of early twentieth-century…

Skivedsleden 15

Frykeruds kyrka, Kil

Frykeruds kyrka in Kil was built in stone in 1795-1799 to designs by the master builder Johan Westman.

Västra Glänne 1, Frykerud

Fryksände kyrka

Fryksände kyrka is a red-brick parish church in Torsby, Värmland, standing on a site that has held churches since medieval times. Built in neo-Gothic style and consecrated in 1898, it is the fourth known church on this location and remains the parish church of Fryksände.

Kyrkogatan 26, 685 22, Torsby

Gåsborns kyrka

Gåsborns kyrka is a parish church in Filipstads församling, in the Swedish province of Värmland. The present building, dating from the 1940s, is the third church to stand on or near this site, following two earlier wooden churches lost to fire.

Gillberga kyrka

Gillberga kyrka, north of Nysäter in Värmland, incorporates the remains of one of the county's few Romanesque apse churches. The original building is thought to date from the late 1100s or early 1200s, making it one of the oldest churches in the region.

Gillberga kyrka, Värmlands Nysäter

Glava kyrka

Glava kyrka, in Glava parish, Värmland, is an 18th-century church built in 1735–38 to replace a medieval wooden predecessor. It stands as a fine example of Baroque church architecture in the region, and retains a remarkable carved medieval treasure from its earlier building.

Glava kyrka, Glava