Explore churches in Melleruds Kommun.
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Basic listingHolms kyrka's oldest structural elements are believed to date from the 13th century. It is unclear how much of the old church survives within the present walls.
Box 94, 46422, Mellerud
View church details: Holms kyrkaBasic listingJärns kyrka is a medieval parish church near Mellerud in Dalsland, best known for its distinctive free-standing bell tower, entirely clad in slate. Standing in open, flat farmland, the stone church dates largely from the 1200s, though its present appearance owes much to later alterations.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Järns kyrkaBasic listingKlöveskogs kyrka today belongs to Bolstad parish. The church is situated as a scenic oasis on Hjortens udde by Lake Vänern.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Klöveskogs kyrkaBasic listingKyrkans Hus i Mellerud comprises Melleruds kapell (chapel) and its parish hall, which belong to the medieval Holm parish (socken).
Kapellgatan 6, 464 31, Mellerud
View church details: Kyrkans Hus i MellerudBasic listingÖrs kyrka belongs to a special group of medieval brick churches in Dalsland that are of particular interest in terms of architectural history.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Örs kyrkaBasic listingBeside Lake Nären in Dalsland stands Skålleruds kyrka, a red-painted timber church whose oldest known predecessor dates back to the 1500s. Despite periods of poverty and heavy taxation, the building has retained its distinctive character and remains a well-visited destination in the region today.
Box 94, 464 22, Mellerud
View church details: Skålleruds kyrka