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Basic listingSkoklosters kyrka stands beside Skokloster Castle on the shores of Lake Mälaren, an early brick church begun in the mid-1200s as part of a Cistercian convent. Its long history, striking interior and unusual furnishings make it one of the more rewarding brick churches of the…
Skoklostervägen 104
View church details: Skoklosters kyrkaBasic listingSkutskärs kyrka, also known as Johanneskyrkan, is the largest of three churches in its parish, standing on a rise on the northern edge of the young sawmill town of Skutskär on the Uppland coast.
Östra vägen 43, 81431, Skutskär
View church details: Skutskärs kyrkaBasic listingSkuttunge kyrka stands in the Uppsala region of Sweden, its rectangular grey-stone form typical of the surrounding Uppland countryside. Built in the early fourteenth century, it offers visitors a chance to see medieval construction and later decorative layers within a modest rural parish church.
Pastorsexpedition Nybyvägen 2, 74363, BJÖRKLINGE
View church details: Skuttunge kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Pastorsexpedition Nybyvägen 2, 74363, BJÖRKLINGE
View church details: Skuttunge missionhusBasic listingSöderala kyrka, standing around six kilometres west of Söderhamn in Hälsingland, is thought to be one of the oldest stone churches in Norrland, likely dating from the twelfth or early thirteenth century. Its cross-shaped plan and modest tower make it a distinctive stop for visitors…
Kyrkvägen 1, 826 61, Söderala
View church details: Söderala kyrkaBasic listingSöderbykarls kyrka is a medieval parish church in Söderby-Karl, in Uppsala diocese, Sweden. Built around 1300, it retains much of its original medieval exterior and is noted for its late-medieval vault paintings, uncovered during restoration in the early twentieth century.
Klockarevägen 1, 761 74, Söderbykarl
View church details: Söderbykarls kyrka