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Diocese of Göteborg

Explore churches in Diocese of Göteborg.

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Krokslättskyrkan

Krokslättskyrkan is a modest brick church in Mölndal, Sweden, built in 1955 to designs by architect Walter Holmén. Originally constructed as a parish hall, it stands at the foot of Safjället and is now used only occasionally for services.

Åbäcksgatan 17

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Krokstad kyrka

Krokstad church was built in the neoclassical style to designs by Abraham Rafaël Ulrik Pettersson, and inaugurated in 1863. The old church, mentioned as early as 1391 as Krokstada kirkia, stood immediately north of the present one and is said, before its demolition, to have…

Krokstad 41, 455 95, Hedekas

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Kullavikskyrkan

Kullavikskyrkan stands at the northern edge of Kullavik's centre, near Gothenburg. Consecrated in 1983, this modern timber church is known for its striking blue-lit chancel, its playground and its own Café Bryggan, offering visitors a warm and welcoming space.

Kyviksäng 17, Kullavik

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Kungälvs kyrka

Kungälvs kyrka, in the town of Kungälv near Gothenburg, is a wooden Baroque church best known for its striking painted ceiling. Built at the end of the 17th century after its predecessor was destroyed, it remains an unusually well-preserved example of the period.

Gamla torget 4

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Kungsäters kyrka

Kungsäters kyrka is a striking octagonal church in the village of Kungsäter, Halland, in Veddige-Kungsäters parish. Built in 1881 to a design by architect Emil Langlet, it is one of Sweden's rare centrally planned churches and stands close to the ruins of its medieval predecessor.

Prästgårdsvägen 101, 519 92, Kungsäter

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