Hässelby Strands församlingshus
Church in Hässelby parish
Maltesholmstorget 8
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Hässelby strands kyrka
Hässelby Strands kyrka and the parish office. The main church of the parish, located in Hässelby Strands centrum near the underground station.
Maltesholmstorget 8
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A church in Hässelby parish.
Riddersviksvägen 116, 16572, Hässelby
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Hässelby Villastads kyrka, on the edge of Stockholm, was consecrated on Michaelmas Day, 1 October 1939, by Archbishop Erling Eidem. Built in a modern brick style, it remains a distinctive local landmark, notable for its open bell tower and light, airy character.
Riddersviksvägen 116, 165 72, Hässelby
View church details: Hässelby Villastads kyrkaHedvig Eleonora kyrka
Hedvig Eleonora kyrka stands beside Östermalmstorg in Stockholm, its name honouring Queen Hedvig Eleonora, consort of Karl X Gustav. Inaugurated in 1737 after a long and interrupted building history, it remains one of the city's most distinctive parish churches.
Storgatan 2, 114 14, Stockholm
View church details: Hedvig Eleonora kyrkaHjorthagskyrkan
Hjorthagskyrkan, in Stockholm's Hjorthagen district, is regarded as one of Sweden's best-preserved Art Nouveau churches, with little altered since its consecration in 1909. Built in red brick to a striking design, it remains a distinctive example of turn-of-the-century church architecture.
Dianavägen 8-10, 115 43, Stockholm
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