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Basic listingGöteborgs domkyrka, Gothenburg Cathedral, has stood at the heart of the city since the early 1600s, evolving from a parish church for the newly founded settlement into an important seat of the Diocese of Gothenburg. Today it remains a working church holding daily services.
Kyrkogatan 28, 41115, Göteborg
View church details: Göteborgs domkyrkaBasic listingGrevegårdens kyrka is a modern parish church in the Tynnered district of Gothenburg, built to serve a growing suburban community. Its compact scale and unusual construction make it a distinctive stop for visitors interested in twentieth-century Swedish church architecture.
Lingonvägen 28, 426 55, Västra Frölunda
View church details: Grevegårdens kyrkaBasic listingGuldhedskyrkan stands in the Guldheden district of Gothenburg, its red-brick nave a familiar landmark on the hill above Doktor Fries Torg. Consecrated in 1966, it replaced an earlier temporary church and remains an active parish building within Annedals församling.
Guldhedens kyrkbacke 2, 413 21, GÖTEBORG
View church details: GuldhedskyrkanBasic listingStanding on Kråkekullen near Angered centrum, Gunnareds kyrka is a modern church building serving Angered parish in the Diocese of Gothenburg. Its striking brick form and soaring roofline make it a distinctive landmark in this part of Gothenburg.
Gunnareds kyrkväg 1, 42467, Angered
View church details: Gunnareds kyrkaBasic listingHagakyrkan stands on the boundary between the Haga and Vasastan districts of Gothenburg, in Sweden's smallest parish by area. Built in the mid-19th century, it is one of Sweden's earliest neo-Gothic churches and remains a notable local landmark.
Haga Östergata 30B, 411 23, Göteborg
View church details: HagakyrkanBasic listingHärlanda kyrka is a modernist parish church in the Kålltorp district of Gothenburg, designed by the architect Peter Celsing and completed in 1958. Its cubist brickwork and asymmetrical form have made it a notable example of twentieth-century Swedish church architecture.
Härlandavägen 23
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