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Österunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Uppsala län, believed to have been built in the late 1200s or early 1300s. It is best known for its remarkable medieval wall paintings, including a rare series depicting the legend of St Henry.
Österunda Åby 1, 74972, Fjärdhundra
View church details: Österunda kyrkaÖstervåla kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Östervåla, west of Lake Tämnaren in northern Uppland. Built around the year 1300, it retains its early core beneath later alterations and is notable for its rediscovered medieval wall paintings.
Kyrkvägen 9
View church details: Östervåla kyrkaÖstervallskogs kyrka, close to the Norwegian border in Värmland, is a wooden church inaugurated in 1985. It combines nave and parish premises under one roof, and stands on a site that has held at least two, and probably more, earlier churches.
Östervallskogs kyrka
View church details: Östervallskogs kyrkaÖsterviks kapell, on the Varnumsviken inlet a few kilometres from Kristinehamn, was built between 1869 and 1872 at the initiative of Count Rudolf Adlersparre of the nearby Gustavsvik estate. The chapel stands within a landscaped park that also contains the estate's dairy building.
Östervik 4, 68195, Kristinehamn
View church details: Österviks kapellÖsthammars kyrka stands on a low hill in the centre of the town of Östhammar, its gathered building history unusually complex for a church not much more than 300 years old. It belongs to Frösåker parish within the Diocese of Uppsala.
Drottninggatan 17, 742 31, Östhammar
View church details: Östhammars kyrkaÖstmarks kapell is a chapel in Sweden.
685 97, Östmark
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