Diocese of Karlstad

Håbols kyrka

Håbols kyrka is a timber, cross-shaped parish church in Håbol, Dalsland, consecrated in 1794. It is thought to stand on or near the site of an earlier medieval wooden church, and is closely associated with the locally famous Håbol family.

Storgatan 29, 66830, ED

Hagfors kyrka

Hagfors kyrka, in the Värmland mill town of Hagfors, was built in 1902-04 to designs by the architect Fritz Eckert. Its history is closely tied to the local iron industry, and the building has undergone two very different twentieth-century restorations.

Hammarö kyrka

Welcome to Hammarö kyrka, the only medieval wooden church in Värmland and reckoned among Sweden's eleven surviving medieval wooden churches. Its oldest parts date from the early 14th century, though evidence suggests a church already stood on the site in the 13th century.

Pilgrimsvägen 4, 663 41, Hammarö

Handarbetsboden Ull & Silke

Handarbetsboden Ull & Silke is a yarn shop in Mellerud, where the church invites people to handicraft evenings once a week.

Storgatan 19, 464 30, Mellerud

Högeruds kyrka

Högeruds kyrka is a 19th-century parish church in Arvika, Värmland, built after an earlier wooden church of 1646 became too small for a growing population. The present stone church has served the community since its consecration in 1867.

Högeruds kyrka, Högerud

Högsäters kyrka

Högsäters kyrka, sometimes nicknamed "the Cathedral of Dal" by locals, stands prominently over the surrounding countryside in Högsäter, Västra Götaland. Built of red brick and visible from all directions, it was consecrated in 1902, replacing an older stone church on the site.

Allevägen 28