Diocese of Visby

Hejnum kyrka

Hejnum kyrka, on Gotland, stands in a richly farmed valley whose history stretches back to prehistoric settlement. A church is thought to have existed here from the 1100s, and the present building preserves traces of that earlier structure alongside its 13th-century rebuilding.

Hejnum kyrka, 624 38, Tingstäde

Hellvi kyrka

Hellvi kyrka is a medieval stone church on Gotland, in Hellvi parish, notable for its runic inscription naming its builder and for its distinctive truncated tower. This guide draws on parish and encyclopaedic sources to outline its history and principal features for visitors.

Hellvi kyrka, 624 50, Lärbro

Hemse kyrka

Hemse kyrka is a medieval church in Hemse on Gotland, part of Alva, Hemse och Rone parish. Built on the site of an earlier stave church, it retains striking medieval architecture, carved fittings and wall paintings that reward a visit.

Hogräns kyrka

Hogräns kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, serving the Vall, Hogrän and Atlingbo parish within Visby diocese. Set in the Swedish countryside, it retains fabric spanning several centuries and offers visitors a striking example of Gotlandic Gothic church architecture.

Eskelhem Prästgården 181

Hörsne kyrka

Hörsne kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, part of Dalhems församling in the Diocese of Visby. Standing on the northern bank of the Gothemsån, it is notable for its finely carved south portal and surviving medieval wall paintings.

622 58, Romakloster

Källunge kyrka

Källunge kyrka is a striking Gotland church whose vast chancel hints at ambitions never fully realised. Standing in open countryside, it combines a modest 12th-century nave with an oversized Gothic choir, making it one of the island's more unusual and memorable churches to visit.

Källunge kyrka, 621 79, Visby