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Basic listingHarakers kyrka, in the village of Haraker in Västmanland, is a medieval church cared for by the Church of Sweden. It remains a setting for baptisms, weddings and concerts, and holds an unusually rich collection of medieval sculpture and early painted decoration.
Harakers Kyrka 1, 726 91, Skultuna
View church details: Harakers kyrkaBasic listingHubbo kyrka, built in the mid-14th century in the Västerås countryside, is a well-preserved medieval church renowned for its carved wooden sculptures and unusually complete exterior, which has changed little since it was raised.
Hubbo kyrka 1, 725 95, Västerås
View church details: Hubbo kyrkaBasic listingIrsta kyrka is a medieval parish church near Västerås, in Kungsåra parish. Its origins date back to the 1200s, and it is known for damaged but rare 15th-century wall paintings and an unusual German altar cabinet depicting Mary's coronation before the Trinity.
Irsta kyrkväg 4, 725 97, Västerås
View church details: Irsta kyrkaBasic listingKärrbo kyrka is a medieval parish church near Västerås, in the district of Kärrbo, standing within Kungsåra parish in Västerås diocese. Built in the 1200s, it has kept much of its original character despite later alterations, and remains a popular setting for baptisms and weddings.
Kärrbo kyrka 1, 725 97, Västerås
View church details: Kärrbo kyrkaBasic listingLocation and available visiting information. A fuller English guide is still to be added.
Badelundavägen 2
View church details: KnektgårdenBasic listingKungsåra kyrka stands on a hill in Kungsbyn, near Västerås, and is thought to be the third church on this site. Its most celebrated connection is with a copy of what is believed to be Sweden's oldest surviving piece of furniture, the so-called Kungsåra bench.
Kungsåra, 725
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