Explore churches in Kungsbacka Kommun.
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Basic listingIdala kyrka stands on a small ridge overlooking the valley of the Löftaån in Halland. Its oldest parts are thought to date from the 13th century, with the church extended eastwards and given a new chancel in 1772.
Idala kyrkväg 58, 439 64, Frillesås
View church details: Idala kyrkaBasic listingKullavikskyrkan stands at the northern edge of Kullavik's centre, near Gothenburg. Consecrated in 1983, this modern timber church is known for its striking blue-lit chancel, its playground and its own Café Bryggan, offering visitors a warm and welcoming space.
Kyviksäng 17, Kullavik
View church details: KullavikskyrkanBasic listingKungsbacka kyrka stands at the heart of Kungsbacka's main square, its neo-Gothic tower marking the town centre. This wooden church, part of Kungsbacka pastorat, is the latest in a long line of places of worship on or near this site, stretching back to the Middle…
Kyrkogatan 16, 434 30, Kungsbacka
View church details: Kungsbacka kyrkaBasic listingLanda kyrka is a small medieval church in Frillesås, in the Kungsbacka district of Halland, notable for its rediscovered wall paintings and richly carved seventeenth-century pulpit. Built around 1200, it stands in a wooded valley and remains a striking example of Halland's rural ecclesiastical architecture.
Borekullavägen, 439 63, Frillesås
View church details: Landa kyrkaBasic listingÖlmevalla church The brick church was built in 1884–1885 to designs by Adrian C. Peterson and Ernst Jacobsson. The altarpiece comes from Germany and was made by the artist Heinesdorff. It depicts the Crucifixion and the Resurrection.
439 51, Åsa
View church details: Ölmevalla kyrkaBasic listingWelcome to Onsala Church. A medieval church with beautiful ceiling paintings and a captain's gallery. In the burial chancel rest the privateer captain Lars Gathenhielm and his wife Ingela.
Prästgårdsvägen 5, Onsala
View church details: Onsala kyrka