Explore churches in Diocese of Karlstad.
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Basic listingTydje kapell, in Västra Götaland's Dalsland district, occupies a church site that is probably medieval in origin. Though no medieval church survives, the small mortuary chapel and its churchyard preserve the memory of a parish with a long and eventful history.
Åmåls församlingshem Karlstadsvägen 4
View church details: Tydje kapellBasic listingVärmskogs kyrka is a parish church of the Church of Sweden, standing beside an inlet of Lake Värmeln in Värmland. The present stone building dates from the 1760s and replaced two earlier wooden churches on the same shoreline.
664 92, Värmskog
View church details: Värmskogs kyrkaBasic listingVärmskogs kyrka was built in stone between 1760 and 1762, to designs by the cathedral master builder Christian Haller. The stone church was preceded by two earlier wooden churches.
Orrbygatan 6, 66430, GRUMS
View church details: Värmskogs kyrkaBasic listingVårviks kyrka stands in a strikingly beautiful setting on an island in Lake Västra Silen, in Dalsland. Built in 1843-46, it is probably the third church to occupy the parish since the early Middle Ages, and it incorporates remarkable survivals from its medieval predecessors.
Karlsbergsvägen 17, 66631, Bengtsfors
View church details: Vårviks kyrkaBasic listingVäse kyrka is one of Värmland's largest churches, standing three kilometres north of the village of Väse. It replaced an older stone church, possibly of medieval origin, whose site and traditions it inherited.
Kungsbacka 231, 660 57, Väse
View church details: Väse kyrkaBasic listingVästerstrandskyrkan is a modern parish church in the Våxnäs district of Karlstad, built in the late 1970s to designs by the Värmland architect Janne Feldt. It serves as the district church for the western parts of the city's Church of Sweden parish structure.
Sixbacken 1, Karlstad
View church details: Västerstrandskyrkan