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Lyngby kyrka

Lyngby kyrka, in the village of Lyngby in Skåne, was built in 1882 to a neoclassical design by the Malmö architect August Lindvall. It replaced a condemned medieval church and now serves Genarp parish within the Diocese of Lund.

LYNGBY KYRKA 144, 247 99, Genarp

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Lyngsjö kyrka

Lyngsjö kyrka, a Romanesque parish church near the road between Simrishamn and Kristianstad in Skåne, dates from the 1100s. It is known chiefly for two remarkable survivals: an early golden altar frontal and a font carved with the murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket.

Skaddevägen 8A, 29731, Degeberga

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Maglarps kyrka

Maglarps kyrka is one of the oldest brick churches in Skåne, built around 1200 near Trelleborg. Also known as Maglarps gamla kyrka, it stands remarkably well preserved and holds a 13th-century font, a 1568 pulpit, and a 15th-century triumphal crucifix.

231 93, Trelleborg

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Maglehems kyrka

Maglehems kyrka is a Romanesque stone church in the village of Maglehem, Skåne, part of Degeberga-Everöds församling in the Diocese of Lund. Dating from the early 13th century, it is one of the region's older brick churches, notable for its surviving medieval wall paintings.

Skaddevägen 8A, 29731, Degeberga

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