Diocese of Skara

Skara domkyrka

Skara domkyrka, dedicated to Saint Mary, is generally regarded as Sweden's oldest cathedral, with roots reaching back to the twelfth century. Standing at the heart of Skara, it combines a Romanesque core with the soaring High Gothic character it acquired during the fourteenth century.

Järnvägsgatan 1, 532 30, Skara

Skarstad, Hembygdstorpet

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Skarstads kyrka

Skarstads kyrka is a parish church in the Vara district of Västergötland, Sweden, built in 1859 to replace a medieval predecessor that had partially collapsed a few years earlier. It stands within an older churchyard on the same site.

Box 124, 53422, Vara

Skärvs kyrka

Skärvs kyrka is a stone church in the village of Skärv, in Skara kommun, Västra Götaland, standing beside Bysjön lake. Built in the eighteenth century in Gustavian style, it belongs to Valle församling within Skara stift.

Malmgatan 3, 53231, Skara

Skeby kyrka

Skeby kyrka, a Romanesque parish church near Källby in Västra Götaland, dates from around 1150 and is notable for its unusual pulpit-altar and remarkable medieval font. Built of local Kinnekulle sandstone, it remains one of the more distinctive small churches in the Skara diocese.

Skeby kyrka, 531 95, KÄLLBY

Skogshöjdens kyrka

Skogshöjdens kyrka stands west of the river in Trollhättan, in the Skogshöjden district. Consecrated in August 1990 by Bishop Lars-Göran Lönnermark, it is a modern church built to serve the surrounding parish community.

Torngatan 67, Trollhättan