Explore churches in Diocese of Lund.
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Bossabovägen 2, 294 36, Sölvesborg
View church details: FalkvikskyrkanBasic listingFalsterbo kyrka stands close to the sea on the sandy tip of Falsterbo, dedicated to Saint Gertrude, patron saint of church builders. Popular today for weddings and christenings, the church has a long and dramatic history of survival against the encroaching sand dunes.
Kyrkogatan, 23940, Falsterbo
View church details: Falsterbo kyrkaBasic listingFarhults kyrka is an unusually well-preserved Romanesque church in Skåne, built in grey fieldstone with dressed sandstone corner quoins around the turn of the twelfth to thirteenth century. Its medieval wall paintings and later fittings make it of particular historical and artistic interest.
Farhultsvägen 58, 26395, Farhult
View church details: Farhults kyrkaBasic listingFäringtofta kyrka, also known as Josephina's Church, serves the Riseberga-Färingtofta parish in Skåne. Founded as one of the original parish churches with links to the medieval Herrevad monastery, it stands on the site of a much older medieval building.
Färingtofta
View church details: Färingtofta kyrkaBasic listingFärlövs kyrka, in the village of Färlöv northwest of Kristianstad in Skåne, is notable for its unusual twin towers, a rare feature among Sweden's early medieval churches. The stone building dates from the 1180s, though local tradition points to an earlier wooden predecessor.
Önnestadsvägen 1, 291 75, Färlöv
View church details: Färlövs kyrkaBasic listingFarstorps kyrka is a Romanesque parish church in Skåne, built in the late twelfth century. It is best known for its extensive medieval wall paintings, attributed to the so-called Everlöv Master, which decorate the chancel, apse and chancel arch.
Farstorp 1272, 282 76, Hästveda
View church details: Farstorps kyrka