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Herrljunga Kommun

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Fölene kyrka

Standing amid open farmland north of the river Nossan, Fölene kyrka is a stone parish church with medieval origins, its core dating from the 1100s or early 1200s. Despite later enlargements, the building has retained much of its early character.

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

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Grude kyrka

Grude kyrka is a small whitewashed stone church near the village of Ljung in Herrljunga, western Sweden. Its oldest parts date from the medieval period, and the building's blunt, unfinished-looking tower has become one of its most distinctive features.

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

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Herrljunga kyrka

Herrljunga kyrka, the parish church at the heart of Herrljunga, was built in 1865 to replace two earlier medieval churches serving the area. It stands on a site chosen after considerable local disagreement, eventually settled by royal decree.

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

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Hovs kyrka

Hovs kyrka is a medieval church standing on a hilltop east of Annelund and Ljung, in Herrljunga kommun, Västergötland. Its origins go back to the 1100s, though the building visitors see today reflects extensive later rebuilding.

Stationsvägen 7

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Hudene kyrka

Hudene kyrka stands beside the river Nossan in the village of Hudene, in Herrljunga kommun, part of the Skara diocese. It is the fourth church known to have served this parish, and its striking art deco interior makes it an unusual find among Swedish country…

Stationsvägen 7, Östra Kyrkogatan

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