Church of Sweden

Olov Hartmans studiokyrka

Olov Hartmans studiokyrka is a small timber church now standing beside Mariakyrkan in Sigtuna, within Sigtuna parish. Originally built as an experimental studio chapel, it has an unusual history of relocation and renaming that reflects its distinctive purpose within Swedish church life.

Stenvretsvägen 1, 19332, Sigtuna

Ölseruds kyrka

Ölseruds kyrka is a timber church on Värmlandsnäs, south-east of Säffle, standing on a site whose parish has medieval origins, though the present building dates only from the 1660s and has since been much altered.

Ölsremma kyrka

The wooden church in Ölsremma was built in 1663, when it was clad with rough boards. It was only somewhat later that the church received its red, shingle-clad facade.

Ölsremma kyrka

Önnarps kyrka

Önnarps kyrka is a parish church in the village of Önnarp, in the Trelleborg area of Skåne, within Anderslöv parish. It replaced a medieval church on the same site and was consecrated in 1864, making it one of the newer churches in its parish grouping.

Önnarps Byaväg 192-0, 274 94, Skurup

Önnestads kyrka

Önnestads kyrka is a parish church in the village of Önnestad, around 13 kilometres west of Kristianstad in Skåne. Built in the Romanesque style, probably around the year 1200, it belongs to the Church of Sweden and has undergone several significant transformations over the centuries.

Byagatan 22, 291 73, Önnestad

Onsala kyrka

Welcome to Onsala Church. A medieval church with beautiful ceiling paintings and a captain's gallery. In the burial chancel rest the privateer captain Lars Gathenhielm and his wife Ingela.

Prästgårdsvägen 5, Onsala