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Kungsladugårds kyrka

Kungsladugårds kyrka is a red-brick parish church in the Kungsladugård district of Gothenburg. Consecrated on 16 December 1960 by Bishop Bo Giertz to designs by architect Anders Berglund, it belongs to Carl Johans församling in the Diocese of Gothenburg.

Majgatan 2, 41475, Göteborg

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Lundby gamla kyrka

Lundby gamla kyrka is one of the few medieval churches remaining in Gothenburg, standing in the Kyrkbyn district. Probably built in the second half of the 14th century, it is thought to have replaced an earlier wooden church, and it houses a stone font dated…

Gamla Lundbygatan 35, 418 75, Göteborg

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Lundby nya kyrka

Lundby nya kyrka, in the Sannegården district of Gothenburg, serves Lundby parish. The original church of 1886 was destroyed by fire in 1993, and a new building, designed by architects Akke Zimdal and Margareta Diedrichs, was completed in 1996. The nearest stops are Säterigatan or…

Lundbygatan 2, 418 76, GÖTEBORG

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Mariakyrkan

Mariakyrkan lies like a small pearl, a sheltered oasis between sports facilities and roads. It was built as the poorhouse church – today Mariakyrkan is a popular church for weddings, baptisms and funerals.

Lilla Stampgatan 3

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Mariakyrkan i Hammarkullen

Mariakyrkan i Hammarkullen is a shared church building in the Hammarkullen district of Gothenburg, used jointly by the Church of Sweden and the Uniting Church in Sweden (Equmeniakyrkan). Originally built as the Tomaskyrkan, it reflects decades of ecumenical cooperation in the area.

Bredfjällsgatan 1

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Masthuggskyrkan

Masthuggskyrkan crowns Stigberget hill in Gothenburg, its tower a familiar landmark above the harbour entrance. Completed in 1914 to designs by architect Sigfrid Ericson, it remains a striking example of Swedish national romantic church architecture, offering visitors both wide views and a quiet, contemplative interior.

Storebackegatan 15, 41318, Göteborg

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