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Basic listingAlskogs kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, in Garde parish, believed to have been consecrated in the 12th century. Its history reflects several phases of rebuilding, and it retains a number of striking medieval furnishings that reward a visit.
Garde Prästgård 410
View church details: Alskogs kyrkaBasic listingA medieval church preceded the present wooden church, which was begun in 1693. Alsters kyrka was built as a cruciform church and had, for its time, considerable dimensions.
Alsters kyrkby 220
View church details: Alsters kyrkaBasic listingÄlta kyrka is a modern parish church in Älta, near Nacka in Stockholm's diocese. Consecrated in 1994, it forms part of a larger residential building and reflects a distinctive late-twentieth-century approach to church design.
Almvägen 5
View church details: Älta kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
View church details: Altarstenen OderljungaBasic listingAltorps kapell is a chapel in Danderyd parish, on Djursholm cemetery in the Stockholm area. Used mainly for funerals, both religious and civil, it also hosts a well-attended service at All Saints' tide each year.
Ymervägen 55, 182 67, Djursholm
View church details: Altorps kapellBasic listingAltuna kyrka is a parish church in Uppsala län, standing on a low hill overlooking Altuna socken a couple of miles north-west of Enköping. Built in 1850, it belongs to Fjärdhundra församling and replaced an earlier medieval church that once stood just below the site.
Altunaby 3, 74971, Fjärdhundra
View church details: Altuna kyrka