Härjevads kyrka is a granite church in Härjevad, Lidköping, built in the early twentieth century to replace an earlier medieval church and its wooden successor. Designed in a restrained Romanesque style, it now belongs to Sävare parish in the Diocese of Skara.
Härkeberga kyrka stands on a low ridge amid an area rich in ancient remains, a mile or so north-east of Enköping. Most of the present church dates from the early 1300s, though it owes its fame to a later addition: some of Sweden's finest surviving…
Härlanda kyrka is a modernist parish church in the Kålltorp district of Gothenburg, designed by the architect Peter Celsing and completed in 1958. Its cubist brickwork and asymmetrical form have made it a notable example of twentieth-century Swedish church architecture.
Harlösa kyrka is a parish church in the village of Harlösa in Skåne, southern Sweden, dating originally from the 1100s. Built of sandstone and granite fieldstone, it has been altered and extended over the centuries and remains the church of Eslöv parish in the Diocese…
Härlövs kyrka is a small stone church in Härlöv, beside the lake Furen in Kronoberg county, roughly ten kilometres north of Alvesta. Built in the 1690s, it is often described as the county's only surviving Baroque church.