Explore churches in Eskilstuna Kommun.
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Basic listingGillberga kyrka is a parish church southwest of Borsökna in Eskilstuna, belonging to Västra Rekarne församling in the Diocese of Strängnäs. Its origins reach back to the late twelfth century, and the building has been altered and extended over several later centuries.
Gillberga kyrka, Skricksta, 635 13, Eskilstuna
View church details: Gillberga kyrkaBasic listingHällby kyrka is a twentieth-century parish church at Hällbybrunn near Eskilstuna, serving Hällby församling with Tumbo and Råby-Rekarne. It stands within the Church of Sweden's Strängnäs diocese and offers a good example of a modest 1930s 'small church' design.
Kyrkvallen 2, 63239, ESKILSTUNA
View church details: Hällby kyrkaBasic listingHammarby kyrka is a small parish church at Hammarby, northeast of Eskilstuna, within Kafjärdens församling in Södermanland. Modest in scale, it is the smallest church building in its parish, yet it holds several features of considerable age and interest.
Hammarby kyrka, 635 07, Eskilstuna
View church details: Hammarby kyrkaBasic listingHusby-Rekarne kyrka is a parish church in Södermanland, dating back to the 1100s, standing amid greenery beside road 214 between Skogstorp and Hållsta. Inside, visitors can find late-medieval wall paintings, and the building is dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
KYRKVALLEN, HÅLLSTA, 63518, HUSBY-REKARNE
View church details: Husby-Rekarne kyrkaBasic listingJäders kyrka, standing on a hill above the plain near Strängnäs, became the family burial church of Sweden's great 17th-century chancellor Axel Oxenstierna. It is regarded as one of the country's finest Renaissance-era church buildings, notable for its striking sandstone gable decoration and rich collection…
Jäders kyrka, 635 05, Eskilstuna
View church details: Jäders kyrkaBasic listingKjula kyrka is the main church of Kafjärden parish, standing near Eskilstuna in Södermanland. Its long architectural history stretches from an early medieval timber building to the substantial stone church visitors see today, shaped by centuries of alteration.
Kyrkvägen 63, 635 06, Eskilstuna
View church details: Kjula kyrka