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Basic listingLundby kyrka, near Västerås, is one of the oldest churches in the diocese, its origins reaching back to the 1100s. Built beside an ancient burial site once linked to pre-Christian worship, it remains in regular use today for baptisms, weddings and funerals.
Lundby , 725
View church details: Lundby kyrkaBasic listingSet among trees in the churchyard at Lyviken, near Ludvika, Lyvikskapellet is a small early twentieth-century chapel that serves as the focal point of this quiet burial ground. Its distinctive brick design and modest but carefully considered details reward a closer look.
Gonäsvägen 18
View church details: LyvikskapelletBasic listingMalingsbo kyrka, also known as Sankta Annas kapell, is a wooden church in the small settlement of Malingsbo in Dalarna. It belongs to Söderbärke parish in the Diocese of Västerås and offers visitors an unusual octagonal design rarely found in Swedish parish churches.
777 93, Söderbärke
View church details: Malingsbo kyrkaBasic listingMalma kyrka is a parish church in Malma, Västerås diocese, Sweden, whose origins are debated by historians. Estimates range from the 1200s to the late 1400s, with medieval features throughout the building supporting differing theories about its true age.
Stora Kyrkogatan 1, 73132, Köping
View church details: Malma kyrkaBasic listingMalungs kyrka stands on a scenic spit of land on the eastern bank of the Västerdalälven river, near Prästön in Dalarna. With origins reaching back to the Middle Ages, it has long served this parish and, according to local tradition, earlier travellers too.
KYRKVÄGEN 28, 78230, MALUNG
View church details: Malungs kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Dalbyn Vikgatan 31, 795 97, Furudal
View church details: Mariakapellet