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Basic listingAngarns kyrka is a rendered grey-stone church in Angarn, Stockholms län, and one of the oldest hall churches in Uppland, probably built in the second half of the 13th century. It remains the parish church of Össeby församling within the Church of Sweden.
ANGARNS-LUNDBY 9, 186 91, Vallentuna
View church details: Angarns kyrkaBasic listingKarby library, Brottby.
186 70, Brottby
View church details: Biblioteket i Karby, BrottbyBasic listingFrösunda kyrka is a medieval parish church in Vallentuna, north-east of Stockholm, built of split granite in the 15th century on a site where an earlier, probably timber, church had already stood. Its interior preserves a striking group of medieval fittings.
View church details: Frösunda kyrkaBasic listingKårsta church, located in the village of Kårsta, is a medieval hall church built of grey stone in the late 15th century.
Kårsta
View church details: Kårsta kyrkaBasic listingMarkims kyrka is a small Romanesque church standing on a hill near Vallentuna, north of Stockholm, in an area of farmland settled since early times. Built in the 13th century, it retains much of its original medieval character alongside later additions.
Mathiasgården, Kyrkvägen 4
View church details: Markims kyrkaBasic listingOrkesta kyrka is a grey stone church in Vallentuna parish, Uppland, dating from the late 12th century. It stands on undulating farmland near Lindholmen manor, once held by the Vasa family, and is remembered locally for its medieval crucifix and 15th-century wall paintings.
Mathiasgården, Kyrkvägen 4
View church details: Orkesta kyrka