Best places: Religions in Sollentuna kommun, Sweden

Gothic-style place of Lutheran worship, consecrated in 1435, with royal tombs & regular concerts.

Spacious, contemporary mosque dating from 2000, attracting around 2,000 devotees for Friday prayers.

Compact spot for chef-driven, contemporary Swedish fare in a rustic-chic setting with a small bar.

👍👍 Great Catholic Church, not crowded, most masses in Swedish. Google does not have mass times, I enclosed picture for Sunday winter schedule. Great neighborhood to walk around.

👍👍 Very welcoming church for a visitor. Website translates well into English and lists the numerous Mass times. There's even a Sunday evening English Mass with a well spoken priest. Very cozy and inviting church. Look at the picture of the church on Google before you head out since the building doesn't...

UNESCO-listed cemetery with architecturally acclaimed chapels & wooded landscaped grounds.

Octagonal 1737 church named for the queen & offering public tower climbs, concerts & workshops.

Brick Gothic cathedral known as the Great Church, with artifacts & an iconic statue of St. George.

👍 A magnificent church ... very light impressive interior. A must see if you are near Odenplan. Very good public transportation (buss and metro).

Yellow-painted, domed church, rebuilt after a 1990 fire & known for its Advent & Christmas services.

13th-century cathedral with a brick exterior, a copper spire & roof, plus the tomb of a former king.

👍👍 A magnificent church in the city. A must see when around

👍👍 I visited the Gurudwara with my Spouse on one fine November Sunday. It is a stand-alone structure in Tullinge, and very well connected by public transport run by SL. You will find a lot of Indians, and can connect with them over anything of your wish. Sikhs are always a welcoming community. They are...

Former church now used for burial & commemorative purposes with sections dating from 13th century.

👍👍 Loved it Beautiful walk in a beautiful location

Small German church dating to the Middle Ages, with striking stained glass & a baroque interior.

👍👍 Best church I’ve been to in years. The staff and the priests are friendly and kid friendly as well.

👍👍 One most interesting fact is, in Sweden James and Jacob are interchanged, So, instead of James, this church is often called as St. Jacobs. Anyway, the church is located at Kungsträdgården metro station. From the garden, it can be viewed from one side with spring flowers and fountains. It is said, it...