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Basic listingBiskopsgårdens kyrka is in Lundby parish. Biskopsgårdens kyrka was completed in 1961 to designs by architect SAR Johannes Olivegren and was consecrated by Bishop Bo Giertz on 26 February the same year. The nearest stop is Vårväderstorget.
Vårvädersgatan 8, 418 31, GÖTEBORG
View church details: Biskopsgårdens kyrkaBasic listingBiskopskulla kyrka stands in the Örsundaån valley about ten kilometres north of Enköping, in Uppsala län. Records show ecclesiastical interest in this spot from as early as the 1100s, when both the archbishop and the king held land here.
Biskopskulla kyrka
View church details: Biskopskulla kyrkaBasic listingBitterna kyrka is a grey-stone parish church standing on a prominent hill in the farmland of Vara municipality, Västra Götaland. Probably dating from the 13th century, it has served the surrounding district for hundreds of years and remains a notable landmark in this rural landscape.
Sveagatan 7
View church details: Bitterna kyrkaBasic listingBjälbo kyrka, on the plain a few miles west of Skänninge in Östergötland, is a striking medieval stone church whose massive tower recalls the power struggles of the Bjälbo dynasty, one of medieval Sweden's most influential noble families.
Bjälbo kyrka 1, Skänninge
View church details: Bjälbo kyrkaBasic listingBjällerups kyrka, in Stora Bjällerup in Skåne, is reckoned among the oldest and best-preserved churches in the region. Modest in scale, seating around 80, it offers visitors an intimate encounter with medieval church life, not least through the painted vaults overhead.
Stora Bjällerupsvägen 6, 24593, Staffanstorp
View church details: Bjällerups kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Bjäresjövägen 77, 27191, Ystad
View church details: Bjäresjö kyrka