Explore churches in Luleå kommun.
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Basic listingIn the middle of the Hertsön residential area lies Hertsökyrkan.
Hertsötorget 16-18
View church details: HertsökyrkanBasic listingJämtö småkyrka is a small church on the island of Jämtön near Råneå, in the Luleå archipelago of northern Sweden. Built in the late 1950s in the style of a Sami kåta, it is unusual among Swedish churches and was consecrated by Bishop Ivar Hylander…
Laviksvägen 18, 955 92, Råneå
View church details: Jämtö småkyrkaBasic listingThe Chapel of Light and the Chapel of Hope (Ljusets och Hoppets kapell) stand together on the Örnäs cemetery beside Hertsövägen in Luleå. Connected to one another, the two chapels serve the local community primarily for funerals, as well as for occasional music and devotional…
Hertsövägen 200
View church details: Ljusets och Hoppets kapellBasic listingLuleå domkyrka is Sweden's northernmost and youngest cathedral, consecrated in 1893. Designed by Stockholm architect Adolf Emil Melander in Neo-Gothic style, this cross-shaped red-brick church stands on the highest point of Luleå's old town peninsula.
Kyrkogatan 7 C, 97232, Luleå
View church details: Luleå domkyrkaBasic listingMeldersteins kapell (Melderstein Chapel) seats more than 100 people and is situated next to Meldersteins Herrgård (Melderstein Manor), 12 kilometres from Råneå, a small community at the mouth of the river. The manor has modern rooms with shower and WC, a restaurant seating 100 guests,…
MELDERSTEIN 127, 955 91, Råneå
View church details: Meldersteins kapellBasic listingMjölkuddskyrkan, in the Mjölkudden district of Luleå, is easily recognised by its light blue bell tower and striking dome-shaped roof. Consecrated in 1969, it is a distinctive example of twentieth-century Swedish church architecture built for the Luleå Cathedral parish.
Mjölkuddsvägen 285
View church details: Mjölkuddskyrkan