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Basic listingFagerhults kapell is a small white timber chapel in the Tanum area of Västra Götaland, roughly five kilometres east of Norra Bullaresjön. Built by the local community in the early twentieth century, it remains a modest but characterful example of rural voluntary church-building in Sweden.
Tanums pastorat Kvillevägen 4
View church details: Fagerhults kapellBasic listingFalkenbergs kyrka is the parish church of Falkenberg, a neo-Gothic building of granite with concrete decorative details. It replaced an older medieval church in the late nineteenth century and remains a landmark in the town centre, notable for its cross-shaped plan and rose windows.
Nygatan 41, 311 31, Falkenberg
View church details: Falkenbergs kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Stubbåkersgatan 22, Mölndal
View church details: Fässbergs kapellBasic listingThe church was built in 1887 and reopened after major renovation in March 2020. The current church replaced, in 1887, Fässberg's old church, a medieval church dating from the 13th century which stood where Fässberg's cemetery is located today.
Terrakottagatan 3B, 43142, Mölndal
View church details: Fässbergs kyrkaBasic listingFegens kapell is a small chapel on a headland by Lake Fegen in Halland, belonging to Gunnarps församling. It was inaugurated on 12 June 1960 by Bishop Bo Giertz, to a design by architect Roland Hübel that was considered contemporary for its time.
Kapellvägen 4, 311 52, Fegen
View church details: Fegens kapellBasic listingFiskebäckskils kyrka is a wooden church in Fiskebäckskil on Sweden's west coast, now part of Lysekils södra parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. Built in 1772 on a sloping site above the shore, it replaced an earlier medieval church nearby.
Lönndalsvägen 30
View church details: Fiskebäckskils kyrka