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Basic listingMärsta kyrka stands in a leafy, established residential area close to the centre of Märsta, just north of Stockholm. Built in the mid-1950s to serve a growing community, it remains a modest but characterful example of postwar Swedish parish church design.
Ängsvägen 13, 195 31, Märsta
View church details: Märsta kyrkaBasic listingMattsmyra kapell is a small timber chapel in Alfta-Ovanåker parish, in Hälsingland, Gävleborg County. Set beside a country road roughly 18 kilometres north of Voxna, it is a modest but characterful example of late nineteenth-century Swedish rural church building.
Västra Kyrkogatan 9, Johannesgården
View church details: Mattsmyra kapellBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Stationsgatan 12, 823 30, Kilafors
View church details: Missionskyrkan KilaforsBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Ekvägen 7, 740 47, Harbo
View church details: Missionskyrkan, HarboBasic listingMo kyrka is a parish church in the Hälsingland district of Mo, within the Church of Sweden's Uppsala diocese. Consecrated in 1837 by Archbishop Johan Olof Wallin, it stands as a fine example of the neoclassical style favoured in Sweden during that period.
Hälsingmo 364, 826 93, Söderhamn
View church details: Mo kyrkaBasic listingMorkarla kyrka is a small medieval parish church in Uppsala län, part of Dannemorabygdens församling. Set beside a wooded churchyard, it retains much of its original late-medieval character despite later alterations, and offers visitors a compact but rewarding example of rural Swedish church architecture.
Lillgatan 4, 74832, Österbybruk
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