Explore churches in Diocese of Visby.
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Basic listingAkebäck kyrka is a small Romanesque church on Gotland, consecrated in 1149, and is best known among visitors for the acoustic pots built into its chancel vault.
621 92, Visby
View church details: Akebäck kyrkaBasic listingAla kyrka is a medieval parish church in Ala socken, part of Östergarn parish on Gotland, set within open farmland beside the road from Ljugarn. Founded in the twelfth century, it has survived rebuilding, fire and restoration to remain a place of worship in Visby…
623 71, Katthammarsvik
View church details: Ala kyrkaBasic listingAllhelgonakapellet (the All Saints' Chapel) is a twentieth-century funeral chapel standing in Norra kyrkogården, the northern cemetery on the edge of Visby, Gotland. It remains a working chapel for the local parish, with around 160 funeral services held here each year.
S:t Göransgatan 32, 621 55, Visby
View church details: AllhelgonakapelletBasic listingAlskogs kyrka is a medieval parish church on Gotland, in Garde parish, believed to have been consecrated in the 12th century. Its history reflects several phases of rebuilding, and it retains a number of striking medieval furnishings that reward a visit.
Garde Prästgård 410
View church details: Alskogs kyrkaBasic listingAnga kyrka is a small medieval parish church in Östergarn parish on Gotland, valued for its unusually well-preserved Romanesque interior. It stands as one of the island's smallest churches, yet holds a rich concentration of medieval wall paintings and furnishings.
623 72, Katthammarsvik
View church details: Anga kyrkaBasic listingArdre kyrka, in Garde parish on Gotland, is one of the island's smallest churches, with a medieval tower and nave dating back to around 1200–1250. Part of Visby stift, it stands on the site of an earlier building and retains notable Romanesque and Gothic features.
Garde Prästgård 410
View church details: Ardre kyrka