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Gladsax kyrka

Gladsax kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Gladsax, near Simrishamn in Skåne, belonging to the Church of Sweden. Built in the 12th century in Romanesque style, it stands close to the ruins of a medieval fortress and retains notable medieval wall…

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Glanshammars kyrka

Glanshammars kyrka is a well-preserved medieval parish church at the heart of the village of Glanshammar in Örebro county, Sweden, notable for its rare surviving wall and ceiling paintings and its collection of carved runestones.

Skolvägen 2 B, 70385, Glanshammar

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Glava kyrka

Glava kyrka, in Glava parish, Värmland, is an 18th-century church built in 1735–38 to replace a medieval wooden predecessor. It stands as a fine example of Baroque church architecture in the region, and retains a remarkable carved medieval treasure from its earlier building.

Glava kyrka, Glava

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Glemminge kyrka

Glemminge kyrka is a brick church in Glemmingebro, Skåne, built in 1900 to a Gothic Revival design by Peter Boisen of Ystad. It replaced a medieval church on the same site, and its appearance changed again recently when its tall spire was replaced by a…

Trumlevägen 5, 27174, Glemmingebro

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Glimåkra kyrka

Glimåkra kyrka, in the village of Glimåkra in Skåne, was built in 1837–1838 on the site of an earlier medieval church dating from around the late 1100s or 1280s. It belongs to the Church of Sweden and offers visitors a mix of medieval survivals and…

Kyrkogatan 1, 289 46, Glimåkra

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