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Diocese of Lund

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Hammarlunda kyrka

Hammarlunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Skåne, dedicated to Saint Anna and dating from the late twelfth century. Built of granite and sandstone, it is notable for its round defensive tower and largely unaltered Romanesque form, making it a distinctive stop for visitors…

Hammarlunda kyrka 1, 241 64, Harlösa

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Hammenhögs kyrka

Hammenhögs kyrka, in the village of Hammenhög in Skåne, replaced a medieval church that had grown too small for its congregation. Plans for a simple extension went badly wrong, leading to a complete rebuilding that produced the church seen today, completed in 1849.

Ystadsvägen 27, 27660, Hammenhög

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Hannas kyrka

Hannas kyrka is one of Skåne's best-preserved medieval churches, standing on the Österlen peninsula. Experts differ on its exact age: one architect described it as an early Romanesque village church, while later research suggests a later, high medieval date.

Hannas, 27650, Hammenhög

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Hardeberga kyrka

Hardeberga kyrka is a parish church in the village of Hardeberga, near Lund in Skåne, dating back to the late twelfth century. It belongs to Södra Sandby parish in the Diocese of Lund and retains a number of medieval features of interest to visitors.

Hardeberga kyrka 404

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Harlösa kyrka

Harlösa kyrka is a parish church in the village of Harlösa in Skåne, southern Sweden, dating originally from the 1100s. Built of sandstone and granite fieldstone, it has been altered and extended over the centuries and remains the church of Eslöv parish in the Diocese…

Harlösa kyrka 1, Harlösa

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