Härnösands Kommun

Barsvikens kapell

A fishing chapel on the southern coast of Ångermanland, cared for by the local chapel association. Its story is closely linked to the Gävle fishermen who came to this coast each summer.

Barsviken, 871 91, Härnösand

The provider’s historical account credits Sven Hartelius, Skarpe Udds Fiskelagare (1983), and records approval by Annica and Berndt Ericsson dated 15 September 2022. That detailed account is not reproduced here.

Häggdångers kyrka

On a hillside some 15 kilometres south of Härnösand stands Häggdångers kyrka, a rural parish church consecrated in 1785 that preserves treasures from far older buildings on the same site.

Hov 230, 87191, Härnösand

Härnösands domkyrka

Härnösands domkyrka, the white cathedral of Härnösand, was completed in 1846 to designs by Johan Adolf Hawerman. Standing on a hill overlooking the town, this three-aisled neoclassical building is regarded as one of Sweden's finest examples of the style, both outside and in.

Franzéngatan 18, 87131, Härnösand

Hemsö kyrka

Hemsö kyrka is a small wooden church standing near the mouth of the Ångermanälven river on the island of Hemsön, in Härnösand diocese. Building began in 1856 and was largely complete by 1865, though the church was not formally consecrated until 1926.

Hultom 204, 870 11, Älandsbro

Högsjö gamla kyrka

Högsjö gamla kyrka is a small white medieval church standing on a hill beside the Högsjö local heritage centre in Härnösand, Västernorrland. It probably dates from the late 14th century and was built from local gneiss, though the exact construction year remains unknown.

Vallen 160, 87016, Ramvik

Högsjö gravkapell

A small funeral chapel beside Högsjö kyrka, built in 1955 to designs by K. M. Westerberg. It is used for Church of Sweden funerals, civil ceremonies and ceremonies of other faiths.

NORDANSJÖ 507, 870 15, Utansjö