Explore churches in Diocese of Stockholm.
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Basic listingDjurgårdskyrkan, on Djurgårdsvägen between Gröna Lund and Skansen in Stockholm, is the oldest church of its parish. Built in 1828, it remains a place of weekly worship and, in summer, hosts concerts alongside a small garden café.
Djurgårdsvägen 74, 11521, Stockholm
View church details: DjurgårdskyrkanBasic listingThe church was built during the Vasa era, when Djurhamn was an important naval base. It was consecrated in 1683. The church has a carved altarpiece from the 17th century, a fine collection of oil paintings, and two old votive ships.
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Djurö kyrkaBasic listingChurch in Danderyd parish
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms församlingsgårdBasic listingThe Djursholm Chapel Foundation owns the church, which was inaugurated in 1902. Designed by Fredrik Lilljekvist. A church worth seeing, with an altarpiece from the late medieval period.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms kapellBasic listingDrottningholms slottskyrka stands as part of Drottningholm Palace on Lovön, just outside Stockholm. Built for Swedish royalty, it remains linked to the Royal Court and is still used for occasional parish worship and concerts, offering visitors a striking example of court church architecture.
Dragonvägen, Drottningholm
View church details: Drottningholms slottskyrkaBasic listingDuvan is a ceremonial venue and place for the reposing of the deceased, with a religiously neutral design. Duvan was inaugurated in 2014 and is a highly appreciated concert venue.
Boo kyrkväg 8
View church details: Duvan