Explore churches in Diocese of Lund.
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Basic listingBromma kyrka is a whitewashed limestone church a few kilometres north of Ystad in Skåne, dating from the late 1100s or early 1200s. Once richly decorated with images and carvings, its appearance has been substantially altered by later rebuilding.
Klostergatan 12
View church details: Bromma kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Brönnestad kyrka 1, 28192, Hässleholm
View church details: Brönnestads kyrkaBasic listingBrösarps kyrka is a medieval parish church in Brösarp, part of Brösarp-Tranås församling in the Diocese of Lund. Its origins trace back to the 1100s, though centuries of rebuilding mean little of that early character is visible from outside.
Albovägen 27, 27350, Brösarp
View church details: Brösarps kyrkaBasic listingBrunnby kyrka, on the Kullaberg peninsula in Skåne, dates back to the 1100s and is best known for its well-preserved medieval wall paintings. Set within a walled churchyard, this small parish church has grown and changed considerably over the centuries.
Bränneslyckevägen 3, Brunnby
View church details: Brunnby kyrkaBasic listingBunkeflo kyrka stands in the old village of Bunkeflo, southwest of Malmö, in the Limhamn parish of the Diocese of Lund. Consecrated in 1898, it replaced a much older stone church and remains a distinctive red-brick landmark on the edge of the city.
Vintrievägen 10, 218 45, Vintrie
View church details: Bunkeflo kyrkaBasic listingBunkeflo Strandkyrka is the youngest church in Malmö, standing at the heart of the coastal district of Bunkeflostrand. Dedicated to Saint Bridget of Sweden, it combines a worship space with parish rooms and forms a modern focal point for the local community.
Klagshamnsvägen 44, Bunkeflostrand
View church details: Bunkeflo Strandkyrka