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Basic listingStanding on Kråkekullen near Angered centrum, Gunnareds kyrka is a modern church building serving Angered parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. Its striking brick form and soaring roofline make it a distinctive landmark in this part of Gothenburg.
Gunnareds kyrkväg 1, 42467, Angered
View church details: Gunnareds kyrkaBasic listingGunnarp Church, one of the few timber churches in Halland, was built in 1755–1756, replacing an earlier church that had been destroyed by fire in the summer of 1753. Inside, the church is richly decorated by the 18th-century painter Henrik Andersson Wibeck from Varberg.
Gunnarp 201, 311 51, Ätran
View church details: Gunnarps kyrkaBasic listingGunnarsjö kyrka is a parish church standing on a hilltop in Gunnarsjö, in Varbergs kommun, visible from a distance across the surrounding countryside. It now belongs to Veddige-Kungsäters församling in the Diocese of Gothenburg.
Nygatan 18
View church details: Gunnarsjö kyrkaBasic listingHåby kyrka is a parish church in Munkedal, western Sweden, probably built in the 12th century and dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch. Historically a landmark for travellers, it is first recorded by name in a 1391 bishop's survey as Haugbya kirkia.
KYRKBACKEN 4, 455 91, Munkedal
View church details: Håby kyrkaBasic listingHåcksviks kyrka, in the Håcksvik area of Svenljunga, is a wooden neoclassical church built in 1826. It replaced an earlier red-painted, shingle-clad medieval church that had served the parish since Catholic times.
Håksviks kyrka
View church details: Håcksviks kyrkaBasic listingHagakyrkan stands on the boundary between the Haga and Vasastan districts of Gothenburg, in Sweden's smallest parish by area. Built in the mid-19th century, it is one of Sweden's earliest neo-Gothic churches and remains a notable local landmark.
Haga Östergata 30B, 411 23, Göteborg
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