Diocese of Visby

Dalhems kyrka

Dalhems kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, sometimes nicknamed the "cathedral of the countryside" and noted for its remarkable 13th-century stained glass. It serves Dalhem parish within the Diocese of Visby.

622 56, Dalhem

Eke kyrka

Eke kyrka is a small medieval church on southern Gotland, part of Havdhems församling. Built largely of sandstone in the 1200s, it stands on the site of an earlier stave church and preserves notable Romanesque and later medieval features.

Ekeby kyrka

Ekeby kyrka is a medieval parish church in the village of Ekeby on Gotland, serving Dalhems församling within the Diocese of Visby. Built of limestone, it stands as one of the island's most colourfully decorated medieval churches, with a history stretching back to the 1100s.

621 70, Visby

Eksta kyrka

Eksta kyrka is a medieval church in the Eksta parish on Gotland, built in the 13th century and substantially remodelled during the 1830s. Unusually for a Gotland church, its exterior now shows Neoclassical features alongside clear medieval elements.

Klinte, Kyrkskolan 703

Elinghem ödekyrka

Location and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.

Elinghems ödekyrka, Hangvar Elinghem, 624 54, Lärbro

Endre kyrka

Endre kyrka is a well-preserved medieval church on Gotland, admired for its striking 13th-century stained glass and a 14th-century altar cabinet. Built up in stages from an earlier Romanesque church, it remains the parish church of Endre and stands within Visby diocese.

621 77, Visby