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Karlskrona Kommun

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Kristianopels kyrka

Kristianopels kyrka, formally the Church of the Holy Trinity, stands in the small former fortress town of Kristianopel in Blekinge. Commissioned by the Danish king Christian IV, it was consecrated in 1624 and remains the only surviving building from the town's early days.

Torhamnsvägen 8, 37300, Jämjö

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Kungsmarkskyrkan

Kungsmarkskyrkan is a modern parish church in the Kungsmarken district of Karlskrona, serving the Karlskrona-Aspö congregation of the Church of Sweden. Built in the mid-1970s, it offers a light, contemporary worship space with a number of distinctive artworks.

Sunnadalsvägen 4, 371 44, Karlskrona

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Lösens kyrka

Lösens kyrka stands close to the E22 a few kilometres north of Karlskrona, near Lyckeby in Blekinge. Built in the mid-19th century, it is known for a striking mural, medieval carvings and rune stones preserved from its predecessor.

Riksvägen 46, 37162, LYCKEBY

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Nättraby kyrka

Nättraby kyrka, on the eastern bank of the Nättrabyån in Blekinge, is one of the province's few surviving medieval churches. Built in the 12th century in Romanesque style from rendered granite and fieldstone, it retains three original sections: nave, chancel and apse.

Kyrkvägen 11, 37331, Nättraby

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Ramdala kyrka

Ramdala kyrka is a medieval stone church standing on a hilltop east of Ramdala village in Blekinge, within the Church of Sweden's diocese of Lund. Its elevated site and unusual architecture set it apart from the parish churches of the surrounding lowlands.

Torhamnsv. 8, 37300, JÄMJÖ

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Rödeby kyrka

Rödeby kyrka is a parish church in Rödeby, in the Swedish region of Blekinge, built in the neo-Gothic style during the 1870s. It stands on a site with a much older church history and holds a notable seventeenth-century carved altarpiece.

Stationsvägen 40, 37342, Rödeby

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