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Basic listingHilleshögs kyrka is a small medieval church standing on a wooded hill above the water on the island of Färingsö, near Lake Mälaren. Modest in scale, it holds a surprising number of curiosities for visitors interested in early Swedish church architecture and furnishings.
Hilleshögsvägen 66, 17996, Svartsjö
View church details: Hilleshögs kyrkaBasic listingLovö kyrka stands at the heart of the island of Lovön, near Drottningholm. Built of thick grey stone probably in the 12th century, and extended in later centuries, it is notable for its runestones, Romanesque windows and medieval consecration crosses.
Strömdalsvägen 4, 178 93, Drottningholm
View church details: Lovö kyrkaBasic listingMunsö kyrka stands on the northern part of the island of Munsö in Ekerö kommun, Stockholms län. One of Sweden's rare round churches, it is thought to have been built as a fortified manor church for the Archbishop of Uppsala in the late twelfth century.
Slutvägen 3, 178 91, Munsö
View church details: Munsö kyrkaBasic listingSånga kyrka stands on a headland on the island of Färingsö, now surrounded by farmland but once close to an inlet of Lake Mälaren whose waters reached almost to the churchyard wall. First recorded in 1308, it remains one of the more atmospheric medieval churches…
Sånga Prästgårds Väg 1, 17996, Svartsjö
View church details: Sånga kyrkaBasic listingSkå church is our most modern church - built in the 18th century. The church that stood on the site before it burned down and some of the walls were reused. Parts of the large crucifix were rescued from the flames.
Skå Kyrkväg 7, 17975, Skå
View church details: Skå kyrkaBasic listingChapel in Färingsö parish
Svartsjövägen 2
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