Explore churches in Härjedalens kommun.
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Basic listingHögvålens kapell stands in Högvålen, reputedly the highest-situated village in Sweden, and the chapel itself is often described as the highest-situated in the Nordic countries, at around 835 metres above sea level.
Högvålen 600, 840 94, Tännäs
View church details: Högvålens kapellBasic listingLillhärdals kyrka is a parish church in the village of Lillhärdal, in Härjedalen, part of the Härnösand diocese. Though its present building is relatively modest, it holds a notable collection of medieval woodwork spanning several centuries.
Ängebyvägen 1, Lillhärdal
View church details: Lillhärdals kyrkaBasic listingLinsells kyrka is a wooden church in the village of Linsell, in Härjedalen, part of the Härnösand diocese. Built in the late eighteenth century, it remains a good example of local rural church craftsmanship, largely the work of one farmer-builder.
Linsell 700, 842 91, Sveg
View church details: Linsells kyrkaBasic listingLjusnedals kyrka is a wooden church in Härjedalen, beautifully set on a south-facing slope beside the former Ljusnedal ironworks. Built to serve the ironworks community, it replaced an earlier 18th-century church on the site.
Herrgårdsvägen 9, Ljusnedal
View church details: Ljusnedals kyrkaBasic listingÖverhogdal Church, a church in Härjedalen parish.
Överhogdal 501, Överhogdal
View church details: Överhogdals kyrkaBasic listingSvegs kyrka is a stone church in the centre of Sveg, Jämtland, built in 1845–47 with a tower and a narrower sacristy to the east. It stands on a site with a much longer history of worship, replacing at least two earlier churches.
Vallarvägen 4, Sveg
View church details: Svegs kyrka