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Basic listingAppuna kyrka, set beside the road between Väderstad and Skänninge in Östergötland, is a late 19th-century parish church that replaced a medieval predecessor. Visitors come chiefly for its richly painted interior and a handful of striking survivals from the church that stood here before.
Appuna kyrka, 590 21, Väderstad
View church details: Appuna kyrkaBasic listingBjälbo kyrka, on the plain a few miles west of Skänninge in Östergötland, is a striking medieval stone church whose massive tower recalls the power struggles of the Bjälbo dynasty, one of medieval Sweden's most influential noble families.
Bjälbo kyrka 1, Skänninge
View church details: Bjälbo kyrkaBasic listingHerrberga kyrka is a parish church in Herrberga, Östergötland, built at the end of the eighteenth century on a site that had held a medieval predecessor. It belongs to Vifolka församling in the Diocese of Linköping and retains several older fittings alongside its Gustavian-era interior.
Herrberga kyrka 1, 596 93, Skänninge
View church details: Herrberga kyrkaBasic listingHögby kyrka, north of Mjölby in Östergötland, stands on a site with roots in the late 12th century. The present building dates from the 1870s, though later remodelling divided it into three distinct worship spaces, each holding older treasures from the church's long history.
Högby kyrka 1, 595 94, Högby
View church details: Högby kyrkaBasic listingHogstads kyrka, near Väderstad in Östergötland, is a Romanesque church begun in the late 1100s and substantially remodelled in the 1700s. It preserves a remarkable range of medieval carving, from its font to its altar cabinet and wooden figures.
Bjälbovägen 20, 59593, Mjölby
View church details: Hogstads kyrkaBasic listingJärstads kyrka is a medieval parish church in Östergötland, notable as the only medieval village church in the region built of brick. Its complicated building history and original form remain unclear, though it is thought to date from the 13th century.
Järstad kyrka 1, 596 93, Skänninge
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