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Gnesta Kommun

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Björnlunda kyrka

Björnlunda kyrka stands prominently on a hill above Kyrksjön in Björnlunda, its churchyard sloping steeply and picturesquely down towards the water. This is one of the older parish churches in Södermanland, with roots reaching back to the medieval period.

Björnlunda kyrka, 64650, Björnlunda

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Dillnäs kyrka

Dillnäs kyrka is a small parish church at Dillnäsby, just north of Gnesta between Södertälje and Flen, within Daga församling in the Diocese of Strängnäs. It seats around 90 people and remains the smallest of the local parish's churches.

Dillnäs kyrka, 64693, Gnesta

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Frustuna kyrka

Frustuna kyrka is a parish church with roots in the 1100s, standing in the former Frustuna socken, now part of Gnesta kommun in Strängnäs stift. Visitors will find a modest stone building with a rich collection of medieval and later furnishings, plus a runestone in…

Frustuna Kyrka

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Gåsinge kyrka

Gåsinge kyrka stands on a hillside above Lake Storsjön in the small village of Gåsinge kyrkby, between Björnlunda, Laxne and Gnesta in Södermanland. Part of the Church of Sweden's Daga parish, it is a modest rural church with a long and eventful architectural history.

Gåsinge kyrka, 64691, Gnesta

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Gryts kyrka

Gryts kyrka stands in the small village of Gryts kyrkby near Stjärnhov in Södermanland, part of the Daga parish within the Diocese of Strängnäs. Its long, layered building history and collection of older furnishings make it a rewarding stop for visitors interested in Swedish parish…

Gryts kyrka, 64696, Stjärnhov

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Kattnäs kyrka

Kattnäs kyrka is a small parish church in Södermanland, standing high above the lake Klemmingen. Its earliest parts date back to the 1100s, with the building largely taking its present form by around 1250.

Kattnäs Kyrka

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