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Diocese of Uppsala

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Grisslehamns kapell

Grisslehamns kapell is a small chapel in the village of Grisslehamn, on the northern tip of Väddö in Roslagen. Consecrated in 1909, it belongs to Väddö parish but is owned by the local community and maintained by a voluntary chapel association.

Lillsjön 25, 764 56, Grisslehamn

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Gryta kyrka

Gryta kyrka is a medieval parish church standing about two kilometres northeast of Örsundsbro in Uppsala county, in a shallow valley along the old royal road known as the Eriksgata. It is one of the older churches in the Lagunda area, close to Salnecke slott.

Gryta kyrka

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Håbo-Tibble kyrka

Håbo-Tibble kyrka is a medieval parish church in Bro parish, Uppsala diocese, standing amid an old church village on the historic road between Stockholm and Skokloster Castle. Runic stones marked with crosses nearby suggest Christianity reached the district as early as the eleventh century.

Kyrkbyvägen 15, 197 93, Bro

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Hacksta kyrka

Hacksta kyrka stands amid open farmland some 25 kilometres south-east of Enköping, in Trögden. Its long nave dates back to the 1200s, and the building was extended and altered over subsequent centuries, right up to the late 1600s.

Hacksta kyrka, 74951, Grillby

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Haga kyrka

Haga kyrka lies a few kilometres north of Sigtuna, in Uppland, and though far smaller than Sigtuna's Mariakyrkan, it too has roots reaching back to the 1200s, making it one of the area's oldest surviving churches.

HAGA KYRKA 185, 193 91, Sigtuna

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