Knätte kyrka is a medieval stone church in the north-eastern part of Ulricehamn municipality, Västra Götaland. Its exact date of construction is uncertain, though estimates range from the late 12th to the early 14th century.
Knippla kapell is a small wooden chapel on the southern part of the island of Källö-Knippla, in Öckerö parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. It offers visitors a glimpse of local island life and community initiative rather than grand ecclesiastical architecture.
Knislinge kyrka is a medieval church in Knislinge, Skåne, whose oldest parts date from the late 12th or early 13th century. It is best known for its extensive medieval wall paintings, and remains part of the Church of Sweden's Knislinge-Gryts parish.
Knista kyrka is a parish church standing on a slight ridge at the edge of Knista village, amid the small-scale farmed and undulating landscape of western Närke. It lies within a wider area recognised for its historic agricultural character.