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Basic listingBotilsäters kyrka, on the Värmlandsnäs peninsula in Säffle, is a stone church whose oldest parts probably date from the late 12th century. Local legend tells that it was built by Fru Botilda of Herrestad after a snowstorm prevented her reaching Christmas mass elsewhere.
Botilsäter, Säffle
View church details: Botilsäters kyrkaBasic listingBrattfors kyrka, a wooden church in Värmland, was begun in the early seventeenth century and consecrated in 1669, though building work continued for some years afterwards. It stands beside road 63 a few kilometres south-west of Filipstad.
Kyrkovägen 14, 682 91, Brattfors
View church details: Brattfors kyrkaBasic listingBro kyrka stands on a moraine hill overlooking flat farmland in Värmland, a church site likely to be of medieval origin. Its history and even the age of the present building remain uncertain, but it was already described as old by the late 17th century.
661 92, Säffle
View church details: Bro kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Brunskogs kyrka, Brunskog
View church details: Brunskogs kyrkaBasic listingBy kapell is a mortuary and funeral premises that is faith-neutral.
BY GÅRD 1, 661 92, Säffle
View church details: By kapellBasic listingBy kyrka, near Säffle on the shore of Vänern, was built to designs by Sven Hertz and completed in 1779. Just south of the present building stood an earlier medieval church, from which some furnishings survive, including a striking triumphal crucifix probably made in Norway…
By kyrkogård, Säffle
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