Explore churches in Diocese of Karlstad.
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Basic listingGestad Church is a sacred and living space for stillness, prayer and worship. The predecessor of the present church is assumed to have been built in the 13th century and was located approximately 400 metres further north.
46462, BRÅLANDA
View church details: Gestad kyrkaBasic listingGillberga kyrka, north of Nysäter in Värmland, incorporates the remains of one of the county's few Romanesque apse churches. The original building is thought to date from the late 1100s or early 1200s, making it one of the oldest churches in the region.
Gillberga kyrka, Värmlands Nysäter
View church details: Gillberga kyrkaBasic listingGlava kyrka, in Glava parish, Värmland, is an 18th-century church built in 1735–38 to replace a medieval wooden predecessor. It stands as a fine example of Baroque church architecture in the region, and retains a remarkable carved medieval treasure from its earlier building.
Glava kyrka, Glava
View church details: Glava kyrkaBasic listingGranans utsiktsplats is an external site within Brålanda pastorat.
464 63, Brålanda
View church details: Granans utsiktsplatsBasic listingWelcome to Gräsmark Church! Gräsmark Church is a stone church designed by the cathedral master builder Christian Haller.
Kyrkogatan 2A, 686 98, Gräsmark
View church details: Gräsmarks kyrkaBasic listingGrava kyrka, near Skåre north of Karlstad in Värmland, has taken shape gradually over several centuries. Its cruciform plan and modest exterior reflect a long sequence of extensions, from a small medieval stone church to the building seen today.
Södra Grava 505, 655 91, Karlstad
View church details: Grava kyrka