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Basic listingDuvbo kyrka, consecrated in 1904 and designed by the architect David Jansson, stands on a steep hillside amid the villa suburb of Duvbo in Sundbyberg. Its vault and wall paintings are the work of Erik Stenholm, added some decades after the church was built.
Alms väg 5, 17276, Sundbyberg
View church details: Duvbo kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Eds kyrkväg 1, 19491, Upplands-Väsby
View church details: Eds kyrkaBasic listingSollentuna's beautiful timber church was inaugurated in 1972, after building development in eastern Sollentuna had begun to increase in the early 1960s.
Kaplansbacken 2
View church details: EdsbergskyrkanBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Björkuddsv 2, Ekerö
View church details: EkebyhovskyrkanBasic listingEkerö kyrka is a grey stone church on the shore of Lake Mälaren, near Ekerö, with roots stretching back to the 1100s. Visitors come for its lakeside setting, medieval fragments and wood sculptures linked to Burchard Precht's workshop.
Ekerö kyrkväg 5, 178 52, Ekerö
View church details: Ekerö kyrkaBasic listingEnebykyrkan stands at Eneby torg in Enebyberg, Danderyd, and is a shared church used jointly by the Church of Sweden's Danderyd parish and the Enebykyrkan congregation of the Equmenia Church. It offers a modest but distinctive example of 1970s ecclesiastical design.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
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