Explore churches in Värmdö Kommun.
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Basic listingThe church was built during the Vasa era, when Djurhamn was an important naval base. It was consecrated in 1683. The church has a carved altarpiece from the 17th century, a fine collection of oil paintings, and two old votive ships.
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Djurö kyrkaBasic listingAt the top of the hill inside the gates to Gustavsberg cemetery, at Kyrkogårdsvägen 12, lies Gustavsberg chapel. The chapel was built in 1924 and designed by the architect Ferdinand Boberg. The chapel seats approximately 20 people.
Kyrkogårdsvägen 14, Gustavsberg
View church details: Gustavsbergs kapellBasic listingGustavsbergs kyrka stands at the heart of Gustavsberg, on Värmdö, built for the workers of the local porcelain factory and their families. Consecrated in 1907, it remains a distinctive piece of industrial and religious heritage in Stockholm's archipelago region.
Värmdögatan 1, 13431, Gustavsberg
View church details: Gustavsbergs kyrkaBasic listingIngarö kyrka is a timber church on the island of Ingarö in Stockholm's archipelago, consecrated in 1792. Beautifully situated beside the narrow Kolström waterway near the Ingarö bridge, it was built with funds from Baron Anders Cederström of nearby Beatelund manor.
Ingarö kyrkväg 2, 13460, Ingarö
View church details: Ingarö kyrkaBasic listingMöja kyrka is a wooden church on Stora Möja in the Stockholm archipelago, consecrated in 1769 to designs by fortification master builder Carl Öhrn. Reached by boat, it stands beside a bay midway between Möjaström and Berg, and holds oil paintings dating from the 16th…
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Möja kyrkaBasic listingHalfway between the Sand and Solvik jetties you will find Nämdö kyrka. The Waxholm boat travels here from Stavsnäs vinterhamn.
Högmalmsvägen 4
View church details: Nämdö kyrka