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Norrtälje Kommun

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Estuna kyrka

Estuna kyrka, north of Norrtälje, is regarded as one of Uppland's oldest and most remarkable churches. Its complicated building history has puzzled scholars, and older graves found beneath the church floor suggest an earlier wooden church may once have stood on the site.

Norrtäljevägen 663, 761 73, Norrtälje

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Fasterna kyrka

Fasterna kyrka stands in the village of Fasterna, in the parish of the same name within the Diocese of Uppsala. Built in the early nineteenth century on a medieval site, it remains the parish church of Fasterna, north of Stockholm.

Fasterna kyrkväg 12, 76296, Rånäs

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Frötuna kyrka

Frötuna kyrka stands a short distance south of Norrtälje, on rising ground beside Frötuna kyrksjö. Its origins go back to the 12th century, and the building retains a striking mix of medieval structure and later 18th-century interior decoration.

Rösavägen 29, 761 97, Norrtälje

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Gottröra kyrka

Gottröra kyrka stands in an open, fertile stretch of farmland near Rimbo, north of Stockholm. Though its origins go back to around 1200, the church visitors see today owes much of its character to a dramatic fire and subsequent Victorian-era rebuilding.

Vängsjöbergsvägen 6, 76295, Gottröra

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Grisslehamns kapell

Grisslehamns kapell is a small chapel in the village of Grisslehamn, on the northern tip of Väddö in Roslagen. Consecrated in 1909, it belongs to Väddö parish but is owned by the local community and maintained by a voluntary chapel association.

Lillsjön 25, 764 56, Grisslehamn

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Hallstaviks kyrka

Hallstaviks kyrka stands amid trees beside the main road in Hallstavik, part of Häverö-Edebo parish in Uppsala diocese. Built for the growing paper-mill community of Hallsta, it is a striking example of 1930s brick church architecture designed by a leading Swedish architect.

Tulkavägen 37, 76334, Hallstavik

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