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Basic listingÖsterbybruks kyrka is a small ironworks church standing beside Österbybruk Manor in Uppland, built to serve the estate community rather than a parish. Its restrained, manor-like exterior conceals an elegant eighteenth-century interior well worth a visitor's attention.
Lillgatan 4, 74832, Österbybruk
View church details: Österbybruks kyrkaBasic listingÖsterfärnebo kyrka stands at a crossroads in the village of Österfärnebo, in Gävleborg. Built in the early nineteenth century, it replaced a medieval church and remains a good example of the restrained classicism favoured for Swedish parish churches of that period.
Gysingevägen 1, 810 20, Österfärnebo
View church details: Österfärnebo kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
View church details: Österheds kapellBasic listingÖsterlövsta kyrka stands in open countryside near road 76, roughly five kilometres north-west of Lövstabruk and south of Skärplinge. Consecrated in 1451 and dedicated to the Virgin Mary, John the Baptist and Saint Bridget, it is a medieval brick church with a striking later history.
Österlövsta kyrka, 819 61, Skärplinge
View church details: Österlövsta kyrkaBasic listingÖsterunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Uppsala län, believed to have been built in the late 1200s or early 1300s. It is best known for its remarkable medieval wall paintings, including a rare series depicting the legend of St Henry.
Österunda Åby 1, 74972, Fjärdhundra
View church details: Österunda kyrkaBasic listingÖstervåla kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Östervåla, west of Lake Tämnaren in northern Uppland. Built around the year 1300, it retains its early core beneath later alterations and is notable for its rediscovered medieval wall paintings.
Kyrkvägen 9
View church details: Östervåla kyrka