Björklinge kyrka stands on a south-facing slope where the Uppsala plain gives way to woodland, some 20 kilometres north of Uppsala. Its whitewashed walls, corner turrets and copper roof make it a familiar landmark for travellers crossing the surrounding farmland.
Björkö kyrka is a 19th-century parish church at Björköby in Vetlanda municipality, built to replace a medieval predecessor and to serve the growing rural population of its Småland parish with a much larger place of worship.
Björkö kyrka, on the island of Björkö in the Öckerö archipelago, is a twentieth-century church built and owned by an independent foundation rather than the state. Consecrated in 1957, it serves the local community with a simply designed but distinctive interior.
Björksätra kyrka is a modern parish church in Sandviken, built to serve the fast-growing Björksätra housing area in the 1970s. This guide draws on local and national sources to outline its history, architecture and a few notable features.