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Basic listingHässlås Chapel is beautifully framed within our fertile countryside, situated between Sibbarp, Långås and Stafsinge. Hässlås Chapel is a very popular chapel for weddings and baptisms, operated and maintained by the Hässlås Chapel Foundation and cared for by volunteer staff. The chapel was inaugurated in…
311 93, Långås
View church details: Hässlås kapellBasic listingHertings kyrka is a modern parish church in the Herting district of Falkenberg, on the southern bank of the River Ätran. Built in 1971–1972 to designs by architect Roland Hübel, it was consecrated on 21 June 1972 by Bishop Bertil Gärtner to serve the town's…
Baldersvägen, 311 42, Falkenberg
View church details: Hertings kyrkaBasic listingKällsjö church was built between 1838 and 1841, probably on the same site where the older stone church had previously stood, and was consecrated on 20 July 1842 by the diocese's bishop Anders Bruhn. Inside, the church still partly retains its original richly coloured paintings,…
Nösslingevägen 2, 311 62, Ullared
View church details: Källsjö kyrkaBasic listingKöinge kyrka, in the Halland countryside north-east of Falkenberg, is a late nineteenth-century parish church built to replace a much older medieval building on the same churchyard. It belongs to Okome parish within the Diocese of Gothenburg.
Okome församlingshem, Gällaredsv 1
View church details: Köinge kyrkaBasic listingKrogsereds kyrka is a parish church in Krogsered, Hallands län, part of Gunnarp parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. Its plain whitewashed exterior conceals a dramatic history: the building visitors see today is largely a faithful 1920s reconstruction after fire destroyed its predecessor.
Krogsereds församling Sjövikenvägen 3
View church details: Krogsereds kyrkaBasic listingLjungby kyrka stands in the small church village of Ljungby in Halland. Its predecessor may have dated from as early as 1100–1200, but that medieval building was destroyed by fire on 6 July 1869, leading to the construction of the present church.
LJUNGBY PRÄSTGÅRD 101, 311 95, Falkenberg
View church details: Ljungby kyrka