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Basic listingTrefaldighetskyrkan, in the heart of Karlskrona, is also known as the German Church, having served the town's German congregation until 1846. Consecrated in 1709 and designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, it forms part of the Karlskrona UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Stortorget, 371 31, Karlskrona
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Trolle ljungbyvägen 269, 291 69, Fjälkinge
View church details: Trolle Ljungby kyrkaBasic listingTrollenäs kyrka is a parish church in Skåne, built in 1860–61 beside Trollenäs Castle for the Trolle family. Designed by the Danish architect Jens Juel Eckersberg, it stands out from typical Swedish church architecture of its period, particularly in its exterior appearance.
Trollenäs kyrka 1, 241 92, Eslöv
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Ådalsvägen 12, 24635, Löddeköpinge
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View church details: Trons kapellBasic listingTryde kyrka is a parish church in Tryde, Skåne, part of Tomelillabygdens församling in the Diocese of Lund. The present building dates from 1868, but the church is best known for treasures rescued from its medieval predecessor, including a remarkable Romanesque font.
Trydevägen 57, 27397, Tomelilla
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