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Basic listingBorgviks kyrka is a parish church in the village of Borgvik, in Värmland, part of the Diocese of Karlstad. Built in the early eighteenth century, it remains a notable example of Baroque church architecture in the region.
Kyrkvägen 2, 664 95, Borgvik
View church details: Borgviks kyrkaBasic listingEds Kyrka is a parish church of the Church of Sweden, standing about five kilometres south of Grums in Värmland. Belonging to Ed-Borgvik parish within the Diocese of Karlstad, it stands on a site with a much older history of worship.
Eds kyrka 1, 664 96, Segmon
View church details: Eds KyrkaBasic listingGrums kyrka, in Värmland, was gutted by fire in 1927 and rebuilt to reopen in 1930. Despite that disaster, it still holds fittings whose origins stretch back to the twelfth century, making it a church of considerably older character than its rebuilt walls might suggest.
Hammarsten, 664 91, Grums
View church details: Grums kyrkaBasic listingSolbergskyrkan is a twentieth-century parish church in Grums, Värmland, standing alongside the adjoining parish hall known as Solbergsgården. It serves as the newer of the town's two churches, complementing the older Grums gamla kyrka nearby.
Orrbygatan 6, 664 30, Grums
View church details: SolbergskyrkanBasic listingVärmskogs kyrka is a parish church of the Church of Sweden, standing beside an inlet of Lake Värmeln in Värmland. The present stone building dates from the 1760s and replaced two earlier wooden churches on the same shoreline.
664 92, Värmskog
View church details: Värmskogs kyrkaBasic listingVärmskogs kyrka was built in stone between 1760 and 1762, to designs by the cathedral master builder Christian Haller. The stone church was preceded by two earlier wooden churches.
Orrbygatan 6, 66430, GRUMS
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