Kyrkor in Roslagen

Alunda Church is a magnificent stone cruciform church whose oldest parts date from the 13th century. The church's lime paintings were made by Johannes Iwan. The church has an organ from the 1800s in original condition, made by Åkerman & Lund.

Medieval church in Vallentuna municipality. Built 1300.

Arholma Church is located on the island of Arholma, on Kvarnberget above Kägelbacken. The church was originally a mission house on Kungsholmen, which was moved to Arholma in the 1920s.

Björkö-Arholma Church is located on Björkö, on a rocky knoll by the road towards Simpnäs, opposite Dragsviken. During a renovation in the 1950s, the church received its distinguished chancel painting, Himlalotsen (The Heaven Pilot), made by the artist and Björkö son Harald Lindberg.

Blidö historically belonged to the Länna parish. In the 1700s, Erik Lejonhuvud was granted permission to build a chapel on the island, something that was not popular with the people of Länna, who thereby lost the contribution towards the upkeep of Länna Church.

Already in the time of Per Brahe the Younger, there seems to have been a place of worship in the castle. In the sources, the great hall on the fourth floor is sometimes called the church hall, because it was there that the count married his second wife in 1653.

Börstil Church is a spacious neoclassical hall church with a tall, sturdy tower. Because of its size, it's also colloquially known as the cathedral of Roslagen. In the chancel there is an altarpiece from 1737 by Olof Gerdman, and in the chancel vault there are still partial lime paintings from the Middle Ages.

Church building of the Church of Sweden in Danderyd, Sweden. Built 1400.

The church was built in the latter half of the 1400s from granite in various shades of colour and is today in unchanged condition. There are signs suggesting that a church existed on the site as early as the 1200s.

Church building in Danderyd municipality.

Edebo Church is a typical Roslagen church built of granite in the latter half of the 1400s. It is documented that an earlier wooden church stood on the site earlier in history. In 1293, the first priest, Martinus, is mentioned.

Edsbro Church, from the 1200s, is clearly visible where it sits on the ridge with its festive roof ornaments. In the gateway to the churchyard, a small staircase leads up to a loft with an opening towards the churchyard. From here, important information and sermons were announced to the congregation.