Värmlands län

Lersjöns kapell

Lersjöns kapell, consecrated in September 1960, stands almost on the border between Sweden and Norway, in the Värmland village of Lersjön. Its unusual location and small-scale, homely origins make it one of the more distinctive chapels in Karlstad diocese.

Köla församlingshem, 67396, Åmotfors

Lesjöfors kyrka

Lesjöfors kyrka is a modest 20th-century timber church in Filipstads kommun, Värmland, built in 1971 to designs by architect Åke Sjöman. It stands near an urn grove inaugurated some years earlier, in an area that grew up around a bar-iron hammer mill established in the…

Piltorpsvägen 4, 682 60, Lesjöfors

Ljusets kapell

At Nya kyrkogården (the New Cemetery) is our funeral chapel, Ljusets kapell (the Chapel of Light), which is used for funeral services and can also be used for civil funerals. Adjoining the chapel is an urn collection room, where urns to be interred at the…

Artillerivägen 1, 681 54, Kristinehamn

Lungsunds kyrka

Lungsunds kyrka stands in the village of Lungsund in Värmland, its origins tied to the boom in iron production that swept through the region during the 17th century. Built for the newly formed Lungsund parish, the church remains a striking example of Värmland's timber church…

Lysviks kyrka

Lysviks kyrka, on the eastern shore of Övre Fryken in Värmland, is the third church known to have stood on this site. Built between 1753 and 1762 by Christian Haller, master builder of the cathedral, it replaced a 16th-century wooden predecessor, with possible earlier origins…

Gamla vägen 29, 68697, LYSVIK

Mangskogs kyrka

Mangskogs kyrka is a parish church in Mangskog, Värmland, completed in the early 19th century to replace a smaller wooden church that had served the growing congregation since the early 1700s.

Mangskogs kyrka, Mangskog