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Basic listingHärslövs kyrka stands in the heart of the village of Härslöv, near Landskrona in Skåne. Built in the Romanesque style during the 1100s, it ranks among the oldest stone churches in the region, retaining traces of its medieval origins despite later alterations.
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View church details: Härslövs kyrkaBasic listingHåslövs kyrka, in the village of Håslöv on Söderslätt in Skåne, is a large neo-Gothic parish church designed by the court architect Helgo Zettervall and consecrated in 1882. It replaced a medieval stone church that had stood on the site since the twelfth century.
Kyrkvägen 7, 23632, Höllviken
View church details: Håslövs kyrkaBasic listingHassle-Bösarps kyrka stands on a hilltop in rolling farmland near Skurup in Skåne, serving Skurups församling. Consecrated in 1866, it replaced a much older parish church and remains a striking example of nineteenth-century Neo-Romanesque church building in southern Sweden.
Kyrkogatan 73
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Hässleholm
View church details: Hässleholms begravningskapellBasic listingHässleholms kyrka stands at the highest point of Första Avenyn, overlooking the centre of Hässleholm. Built in 1914 of dark red brick, it is known for its light, airy interior, a striking chancel, colourful stained glass and a notable organ.
Kyrkbacken 1, Hässleholm
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Kyrkvägen 11, 37024, Nättraby
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