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Basic listingAltorps kapell is a chapel in Danderyd parish, on Djursholm cemetery in the Stockholm area. Used mainly for funerals, both religious and civil, it also hosts a well-attended service at All Saints' tide each year.
Ymervägen 55, 182 67, Djursholm
View church details: Altorps kapellBasic listingDanderyds kyrka stands close to Stockholm, its grey-stone walls dating to around 1400. Once the burial church of the noble Banér family, it holds medieval sculptures, a striking altarpiece and traces of 16th-century wall paintings that reward a closer look.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Danderyds kyrkaBasic listingChurch in Danderyd parish
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms församlingsgårdBasic listingThe Djursholm Chapel Foundation owns the church, which was inaugurated in 1902. Designed by Fredrik Lilljekvist. A church worth seeing, with an altarpiece from the late medieval period.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: Djursholms kapellBasic listingEnebykyrkan stands at Eneby torg in Enebyberg, Danderyd, and is a shared church used jointly by the Church of Sweden's Danderyd parish and the Enebykyrkan congregation of the Equmenia Church. It offers a modest but distinctive example of 1970s ecclesiastical design.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
View church details: EnebykyrkanBasic listingA church building in Danderyd Parish.
Angantyrvägen 39, Djursholm
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