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Farstorps kyrka

Farstorps kyrka is a Romanesque parish church in Skåne, built in the late twelfth century. It is best known for its extensive medieval wall paintings, attributed to the so-called Everlöv Master, which decorate the chancel, apse and chancel arch.

Farstorp 1272, 282 76, Hästveda

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Fässbergs kyrka

The church was built in 1887 and reopened after major renovation in March 2020. The current church replaced, in 1887, Fässberg's old church, a medieval church dating from the 13th century which stood where Fässberg's cemetery is located today.

Terrakottagatan 3B, 43142, Mölndal

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Fasterna kyrka

Fasterna kyrka stands in the village of Fasterna, in the parish of the same name within the Diocese of Uppsala. Built in the early nineteenth century on a medieval site, it remains the parish church of Fasterna, north of Stockholm.

Fasterna kyrkväg 12, 76296, Rånäs

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Fegens kapell

Fegens kapell is a small chapel on a headland by Lake Fegen in Halland, belonging to Gunnarps församling. It was inaugurated on 12 June 1960 by Bishop Bo Giertz, to a design by architect Roland Hübel that was considered contemporary for its time.

Kapellvägen 4, 311 52, Fegen

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