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Västerås kommun

Explore churches in Västerås kommun.

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Ängsö kyrka

Ängsö kyrka stands beside Ängsö slott on the island of Ängsön, in Västerås stift. Consecrated around 1340, it is one of Sweden's best-preserved medieval private churches and today serves as the parish church of Kungsåra församling, still valued for weddings, christenings and concerts.

Ängsö kyrka , 725

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Bäckbykyrkan

Bäckbykyrkan serves the Bäckby district of Västerås, standing at the heart of a neighbourhood centre built for a rapidly expanding population in the 1970s. Consecrated in 1974, it is a shared church used jointly by the Church of Sweden and the Evangelical National Mission (EFS).

Bäckby torg 5, 724 74, Västerås

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Badelunda kyrka

Badelunda kyrka stands high on the Badelundaåsen ridge near Västerås, amid an ancient landscape of burial mounds and the Anundshög monument. One of the region's few surviving early medieval churches to keep its narrower, lower chancel, it remains a popular setting for weddings, christenings and…

Badelunda kyrka, 725

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Dingtuna kyrka

Dingtuna kyrka, near Västerås in Västmanland, is best known for the vivid medieval ceiling paintings left by Albertus Pictor in the 1470s. Though a church has stood here since the 1300s, its present exterior largely reflects a mid-19th-century remodelling.

Dingtuna Kyrkby, 725

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Gideonsbergskyrkan

Gideonsbergskyrkan serves the Gideonsberg district of Västerås, a suburb that grew up on the former lands of the Gideonsberg manor. Built in dark red brick and consecrated in 1973, the church reflects the practical, community-focused design typical of Swedish suburban parish churches of its era.

Prästkragegatan 1, 722 27, Västerås

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