Overlooking the northernmost bay of Lake Sommen, Blåviks kyrka is a small wooden church in Boxholm municipality, Östergötland. Built in the early 1870s, it replaced no earlier church on the site and remains notable for its unusual orientation and striking window-based altarpiece.
Blentarps kyrka stands in the village of Blentarp, around 13 km south-west of Sjöbo in Skåne. Dating from the 12th century, it belongs to Blentarps församling within the Church of Sweden's Lund diocese, and retains striking Romanesque features.
Blidö kyrka stands on a headland by Blidösund in the Roslagen archipelago, north of Stockholm. Built in 1859 on the site of an earlier chapel, this late Neoclassical church remains a popular venue for weddings and christenings.