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Vårgårda Kommun

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Algutstorps kyrka

Algutstorps kyrka is a small medieval stone church near Vårgårda, typical of the parish churches of the Kullingsbygden district. Built of grey stone around 1200, it retains its ancient core while showing later additions typical of Swedish country churches.

Kungsgatan 43

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Asklanda kyrka

Asklanda kyrka is a Romanesque church of the 12th century, set within a churchyard lined by great oaks in Vårgårda, Västra Götaland. Built of sandstone, it retains much of its medieval character despite later alterations, and rewards a quiet visit.

Kungsgatan 43, Vårgårda

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Fullestads kyrka

Fullestads kyrka is a rare medieval stone church in the diocese of Skara, standing north of the Säveån river near Vårgårda. Built of grey stone, probably between the 12th and 14th centuries, it survived fire, near-demolition and decades of disuse before being restored for worship…

Kungsgatan 43, Vårgårda

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Hols kyrka

Hols kyrka stands prominently on a gravel ridge in the Säveå valley, its site chosen almost on top of a large Iron Age burial ground. This modest medieval church in Hol, in the Diocese of Skara, offers visitors a striking example of continuity between pre-Christian…

Kungsgatan 43, Vårgårda

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Horla kyrka

Horla kyrka is a small Romanesque church in the parish of Hol, in the south-western part of Vårgårda in Västra Götaland. Considered one of the best-preserved churches in the diocese of Skara, it dates from sometime between the 12th and 13th centuries.

Kungsgatan 43, Vårgårda

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