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Basic listingAmsbergs kapell is a small red-painted timber chapel near Borlänge, in Stora Tuna parish, Västerås diocese. Built in 1683, it is known for its richly carved medieval altarpiece and remains a popular choice for baptisms and weddings.
Norr Amsberg 320, Borlänge
View church details: Amsbergs kapellBasic listingHagakyrkan is a church in Borlänge, built as part of a combined civic and religious complex in the centre of the town. Distinctive for being physically joined to the town hall, it remains a working parish church for Stora Tuna and Torsång.
Röda vägen 52, 784 30, Borlänge
View church details: HagakyrkanBasic listingJakobs kapell is a modern chapel within the Jakobsgården diaconal centre in the Jakobsgårdarna district of western Borlänge, part of Stora Tuna parish in the Diocese of Västerås.
Mångatan 8, Borlänge
View church details: Jakobs kapellBasic listingKvarnsvedens kyrka stands in the Kvarnsveden district of northern Borlänge, Sweden, sharing its building with the local parish hall. Built in the 1920s, it was designed as a combined church and community centre, a fairly novel idea for its time.
Ringargatan 67, Borlänge
View church details: Kvarnsvedens kyrkaBasic listingStora Tuna kyrka, near Borlänge in Dalarna, is one of the region's grandest churches. Consecrated in 1469, it was built with ambitions of becoming a cathedral and today serves as the main church of its parish.
Tunavägen 241, Borlänge
View church details: Stora Tuna kyrkaBasic listingTorsångs kyrka, standing beside the river Runn in Torsång, Dalarna, is thought to be the oldest church in the province. Built of grey stone in the early fourteenth century, it retains a striking medieval interior and a distinctive detached bell tower.
Torsång 139, Borlänge
View church details: Torsångs kyrka