Värmlands län

Gräsmarks kyrka

Welcome to Gräsmark Church! Gräsmark Church is a stone church designed by the cathedral master builder Christian Haller.

Kyrkogatan 2A, 686 98, Gräsmark

Grava kyrka

Grava kyrka, near Skåre north of Karlstad in Värmland, has taken shape gradually over several centuries. Its cruciform plan and modest exterior reflect a long sequence of extensions, from a small medieval stone church to the building seen today.

Södra Grava 505, 655 91, Karlstad

Grums kyrka

Grums kyrka, in Värmland, was gutted by fire in 1927 and rebuilt to reopen in 1930. Despite that disaster, it still holds fittings whose origins stretch back to the twelfth century, making it a church of considerably older character than its rebuilt walls might suggest.

Hammarsten, 664 91, Grums

Gunnarskogs kyrka

Gunnarskogs kyrka stands at Stommen in the old Jösse härad, where the lakes Gunnern and Bergsjön meet, around 20 km north of Arvika in Värmland. This whitewashed stone church, the third to occupy the site, is notable for its cross-shaped plan and finely carved wooden…

Järvens väg 11, Gunnarskog

Gustav Adolfs kyrka

Gustav Adolfs kyrka was completed in 1781 and was consecrated in 1787 by Magnus Piscator, vicar of Älvdalen parish.

Hagfors kyrka

Hagfors kyrka, in the Värmland mill town of Hagfors, was built in 1902-04 to designs by the architect Fritz Eckert. Its history is closely tied to the local iron industry, and the building has undergone two very different twentieth-century restorations.