Explore churches in Diocese of Västerås.
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Basic listingVästerås Cathedral (Västerås domkyrka), in the heart of Västerås, is the historic seat of Västerås diocese. Rebuilt many times over almost a thousand years, it holds the tomb of King Erik XIV, richly carved medieval altarpieces and one of Sweden's finest collections of Great Power-era…
Västra kyrkogatan 6, 722 15, Västerås
View church details: Västerås domkyrkaBasic listingVästerås-Barkarö kyrka stands in Barkarö, a few miles south-west of central Västerås. Dating from around 1200, it is best known for the remarkable, though disputed, claim that it once held Sweden's oldest dated church bell.
Barkarö kyrka, 72591, Västerås
View church details: Västerås-Barkarö kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Klockarvägen 1, 73360, Västerfärnebo
View church details: Västerfärnebo kyrkaBasic listingVästervåla kyrka is the parish church of Västanfors-Västervåla, in the Diocese of Västerås. Although the present building was consecrated in 1893, the site has a much longer history, with the first known church here built of timber, probably as early as the 1400s.
Kaplansvägen 1, 737 90, Ängelsberg
View church details: Västervåla kyrkaBasic listingVästra Skedvi kyrka is a parish church in Köping municipality, Västmanland, serving Malma parish within the Diocese of Västerås. The present building dates from the early nineteenth century, though its origins as a place of worship stretch back much further.
Stora Kyrkogatan 1, 73132, Köping
View church details: Västra Skedvi kyrkaBasic listingVedevågs kyrka is a parish church in Lindesberg municipality, serving Linde bergslags församling in the Diocese of Västerås. Set in the small industrial community of Vedevåg in Örebro county, it is a modest 19th-century building with a distinctive altarpiece.
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