Explore churches in Västmanlands län.
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Basic listingMikaelikyrkan in Västerås, completed in 1966, was the first of a wave of modern parish churches built for the city's expanding suburbs. Named after the archangel Michael, it is notable for its striking modernist architecture and distinctive freestanding bell tower.
Hammarbacksvägen 1, 724 67, Västerås
View church details: MikaelikyrkanBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Åsvägen 25, 73375, Möklinta
View church details: Möklinta kyrkaBasic listingMunktorps kyrka is a parish church in Munktorp, part of Köpingsbygdens församling within the Diocese of Västerås. Unusually, it comprises two joined churches, and its scale makes it one of Sweden's largest rural parish churches.
Munktorps kyrka, 73192, Köping
View church details: Munktorps kyrkaBasic listingNorbergs gravkapell is a funeral chapel on the Östra kyrkogård (Eastern Cemetery) in Norberg, Västmanland. Completed in 1904, it was designed by one of Sweden's most celebrated turn-of-the-century architects and remains a striking, if unusual, addition to the town's burial ground.
Gyllentäktvägen 14, 73834, NORBERG
View church details: Norbergs gravkapellBasic listingNorbergs kyrka, standing at the heart of Norberg in Västmanland, is a medieval church that some have called the 'cathedral of Bergslagen'. Built in grey stone, it likely replaced an earlier chapel and has witnessed fire, rebuilding and considerable change over more than six centuries.
Norra Kyrkogatan 2, 73831, NORBERG
View church details: Norbergs kyrkaBasic listingNorrby kyrka is a parish church in Västmanland, close to the Sagån river, whose present appearance owes much to a thorough 1887 rebuilding in a romanesque revival style. Beneath that later work lies a much older, medieval structure.
Norrby prästgård, 73392, SALA
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