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Basic listingDalby kyrka, on the westernmost spur of the Romeleåsen ridge near Lund, is often described as the oldest stone church in the Nordic countries. It was built as a cathedral church for a short-lived bishopric created during a Danish diocesan reorganisation around 1059–1060.
Lundavägen 5, 247 50, Dalby
View church details: Dalby kyrkaBasic listingDalköpinge kyrka is a medieval parish church in Dalköpinge, in the Swedish province of Skåne, belonging to the Church of Sweden within the Diocese of Lund. It offers visitors a compact example of early brick church-building in the region.
Dalköpinge byaväg 133-0, 23191, Trelleborg
View church details: Dalköpinge kyrkaBasic listingDegeberga kyrka is a parish church in Degeberga, in the Degeberga-Everöd parish of the Diocese of Lund in Skåne. Though its origins go back to the twelfth century, much of what visitors see today dates from a major nineteenth-century rebuilding.
Skaddevägen 8A, 29731, Degeberga
View church details: Degeberga kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Blåkullagatan 7, 254 57, Helsingborg
View church details: Den Gode Herdens kyrkaBasic listingDjurröds kyrka is a small parish church in the village of Djurröd, in Skåne, south of Kristianstad. Its oldest parts date back many centuries, and the building preserves medieval wall paintings, a crypt and several older fittings of interest to visitors.
Träne Byaväg 128
View church details: Djurröds kyrkaBasic listingEdestads kyrka, in the Blekinge village of Edestad, stands beside an ancient sacred spring once famed for its healing waters. Built in the thirteenth century, this small stone church retains striking medieval and later fittings that reward a closer look.
Edestadsvägen 40, 37295, Johannishus
View church details: Edestads kyrka