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Diocese of Stockholm

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Gustaf Adolfskyrkan

Set among the trees of Gustaf Adolfsparken on Östermalm in Stockholm, Gustaf Adolfskyrkan is a Neo-Gothic red-brick church built in the early 1890s. Originally raised as a garrison church, it now belongs to the Church of Sweden's Hedvig Eleonora and Oscars parish.

Gustaf Adolfsparken, 11527, Stockholm

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Gustaf Vasa kyrka

Gustaf Vasa kyrka, consecrated in 1906, is a striking domed church overlooking Odenplan in central Stockholm. Designed by architect Agi Lindegren in an Italian late-Baroque style, it serves Gustaf Vasa parish and is known for its imposing dome, richly decorated interior and one of Europe's…

Karlbergsvägen 5, Stockholm

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Gustavsbergs kapell

At the top of the hill inside the gates to Gustavsberg cemetery, at Kyrkogårdsvägen 12, lies Gustavsberg chapel. The chapel was built in 1924 and designed by the architect Ferdinand Boberg. The chapel seats approximately 20 people.

Kyrkogårdsvägen 14, Gustavsberg

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Gustavsbergs kyrka

Gustavsbergs kyrka stands at the heart of Gustavsberg, on Värmdö, built for the workers of the local porcelain factory and their families. Consecrated in 1907, it remains a distinctive piece of industrial and religious heritage in Stockholm's archipelago region.

Värmdögatan 1, 13431, Gustavsberg

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Hagalunds kyrka

Hagalunds kyrka is a parish church in the Hagalund district of Solna, just outside Stockholm. Consecrated in 1906, it was designed by architect Sigge Cronstedt in the Art Nouveau style and is best known for its plaster altar relief by sculptor Carl Eldh.

Hagalundsgatan 6, 169 63, Solna

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