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Basic listingLinde kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, serving Linde församling within the Diocese of Visby. Built of grey limestone in the Romanesque style, it stands among a group of related Gotlandic churches and offers visitors a well-preserved glimpse of thirteenth-century ecclesiastical architecture.
Fardhems Prästgård, 62352, HEMSE
View church details: Linde kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Fardhems Prästgård, 62352, HEMSE
View church details: Lojsta kyrkaBasic listingLokrume kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, taking its name from Lauks, one of five farmsteads in the parish, whose name meant 'onion farm'. Its Romanesque stonework and tower have long marked this small rural community.
Lokrume kyrka, 621 74, Visby
View church details: Lokrume kyrkaBasic listingLummelunda kyrka stands on the Gotland plain just north of Visby, reached by turning off Route 149. Built of limestone in the Middle Ages, it is a modest but architecturally telling parish church with a long and layered building history.
Lummelunda kyrka 1, 621 71, Visby
View church details: Lummelunda kyrkaBasic listingLye kyrka is a medieval church in the village of Lye on Gotland, within Garde parish. Standing on Gotland's rich landscape of stone churches, it is notable for its exceptional medieval stained glass and painted decoration, both rare survivals from the island's mediaeval past.
Garde Prästgård 410
View church details: Lye kyrkaBasic listingMartebo kyrka is a small medieval church on Gotland, part of Stenkyrka parish. Despite its modest size, it holds one of the island's more remarkable collections of carved stonework, drawing visitors interested in medieval sculpture and church history.
Martebo kyrka, 624 40, Tings
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