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Harakers kyrka, in the village of Haraker in Västmanland, is a medieval church cared for by the Church of Sweden. It remains a setting for baptisms, weddings and concerts, and holds an unusually rich collection of medieval sculpture and early painted decoration.
Harakers Kyrka 1, 726 91, Skultuna
View church details: Harakers kyrkaHarbo kyrka is a medieval parish church in Harbo, Heby kommun in Uppsala län, with origins believed to date from the 1400s, although the parish itself is recorded as early as the 1300s, suggesting an earlier building once stood on the site.
Prästgården 104, Harbo
View church details: Harbo kyrkaHardeberga kyrka is a parish church in the village of Hardeberga, near Lund in Skåne, dating back to the late twelfth century. It belongs to Södra Sandby parish in the Diocese of Lund and retains a number of medieval features of interest to visitors.
Hardeberga kyrka 404
View church details: Hardeberga kyrkaHardemo kyrka, in Hardemo parish near Kumla in Örebro county, is a small church wrapped in local legend, its Romanesque tower said to mark the spot where Olav the Holy once baptised villagers from Hardemo.
HARDEMO KYRKA 140, 692 93, Kumla
View church details: Hardemo kyrkaHarestad Church is built of natural stone and was consecrated in 1854. Harestad parish is part of Torsby pastorate.
Kyrkeby 250, 44274, Harestad
View church details: Harestads kyrkaLocation and available visiting information.
Hargs bruk
View church details: Hargs kyrka