Explore churches in Diocese of Göteborg.
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Basic listingSankt Markus kapell is a non-denominational venue for funeral ceremonies. It is managed by Göteborgs begravningssamfällighet and is booked through the samfällighet's funeral office.
Sven Brolids Väg 25, 414 74, Göteborg
View church details: Sankt Markus kapellBasic listingSankt Pauli kyrka stands beside Redbergsplatsen in the Olskroken district of Gothenburg. Consecrated in 1882, it has served generations of worshippers and remains one of the city's notable red-brick churches, built in a modified Romanesque style.
Mäster Johansgatan 1, 416 63, Göteborg
View church details: Sankt Pauli kyrkaBasic listingSanne kyrka stands just east of Sannesjön in Munkedal, Västra Götaland. Records of a church here go back to 1391, when Bishop Eystein's Jordebog referred to it as 'Sandarudz kirkia'. The present building, dating from 1845–1847, replaced an earlier timber church.
PRÄSTBOL 14, 450 54, Hedekas
View church details: Sanne kyrkaBasic listingWelcome to Särö kyrka, known as King Gustaf V's summer church. Set on a hill at the heart of the Särö peninsula, in an area of national cultural-historical interest, this wooden church remains a striking landmark for visitors exploring the Kungsbacka coastline.
Stallbacken 1B, 429 43, Särö
View church details: Särö kyrkaBasic listingSätila kyrka is a parish church in Sätila, Marks kommun, standing on a ridge overlooking Lake Lygnern in Västra Götaland. Its origins are medieval, and the building has been altered and enlarged over several centuries, giving it a distinctive cruciform plan.
Hyssnavägen, 511 69, Sätila
View church details: Sätila kyrkaBasic listingSäve kyrka, on the outskirts of Göteborg, is believed to date from the early 13th century, though it was later extended and given remarkable painted ceilings in the 18th century that remain its chief attraction today.
Svensbyvägen 2, 423 71, Säve
View church details: Säve kyrka