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Diocese of Lund

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Mörrums kyrka

Mörrums kyrka, consecrated in 1847, stands beside the Mörrum River in the heart of Mörrum, close to the famous salmon-fishing rapids. It replaced earlier churches on the same site and remains the parish church of Mörrum-Elleholm.

Karlshamnsvägen 6, 37533, Mörrum

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Munka-Ljungby kyrka

Munka-Ljungby kyrka stands around seven kilometres east of Ängelholm in Skåne. Its oldest parts date from the 1100s, reputedly built by monks from Herrevad Abbey, and the church remains part of the Saint Thora pilgrimage route.

Ljungsgårdsleden 1, 266 33, Munka Ljungby

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Munkarps kyrka

Munkarps kyrka, a parish church in Munkarp some seven kilometres west of Höör in Skåne, was completed in 1884. Built in a mixture of neo-Gothic, neo-Romanesque and neo-Classical styles, it was designed by architect Carl Möller, who also designed the churches at Eslöv and Ignaberga,…

Munkarp 506, 243 91, Höör

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Näs kyrka

Set on a small hill just behind Trollenäs Castle in Skåne, Näs kyrka is a modest medieval church closely tied to its grand castle setting. Its main draw is a set of striking late-medieval ceiling paintings that reward a quiet look inside.

Näs kyrka 1, 241 92, Eslöv

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Näsums kyrka

Näsums kyrka stands in the village of Näsum, in Bromölla parish, Skåne. Its commanding tower makes it a landmark in the surrounding countryside, and the building holds a striking altarpiece with an unusual history connecting it to imperial Russia.

Äskekärravägen 2, 295 74, Näsum

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Nättraby kyrka

Nättraby kyrka, on the eastern bank of the Nättrabyån in Blekinge, is one of the province's few surviving medieval churches. Built in the 12th century in Romanesque style from rendered granite and fieldstone, it retains three original sections: nave, chancel and apse.

Kyrkvägen 11, 37331, Nättraby

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