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Basic listingHagebyhöga kyrka is a medieval parish church in Hagebyhöga, Vadstena municipality, in Östergötland. Consecrated in the 1120s, it began as a Romanesque building and was substantially remodelled in the later Middle Ages, giving it the layered character visitors can still trace today.
Hagebyhöga 109, 592 94, Vadstena
View church details: Hagebyhöga kyrkaBasic listingHerrestads kyrka stands in an ancient farming parish first recorded in 1208, on the Östergötland plain between Vättern and Tåkern. Built of limestone in the early 1100s, it is considered one of Sweden's oldest surviving stone churches, and possibly the oldest in the Vadstena and…
Herrestad 312
View church details: Herrestads kyrkaBasic listingHovs kyrka stands on a hilltop near the bird lake Tåkern, in a rich stretch of old Östergötland farmland. This whitewashed limestone church, with its steep, shingled roof, looks out over open plain and is ringed by a churchyard wall enclosing carved 17th-century gravestones.
Hov 132, 592 92, Vadstena
View church details: Hovs kyrkaBasic listingKällstads kyrka stands on the open plain near Lake Tåkern, its medieval tower rising above a largely rebuilt 19th-century church. Though the present nave dates from 1868–1869, the tower recalls a much older origin, giving visitors a sense of continuity stretching back to the 1100s.
Källstad 401
View church details: Källstads kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Lärkvägen 5, 592 32, Vadstena
View church details: Ljusets kapellBasic listingNässja kyrka is a medieval parish church in western Östergötland, beautifully situated on a long promontory jutting into Vättern, on the western shore of Vadstenaviken. It is thought to have been founded by local noble families and stands within one of the region's oldest cultivated…
Nässja 200
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