Gustav Adolf Church

Borås, Sweden

The Church of Gustav Adolf was built in 1903-1906 due the Caroli Church had became too small. The neo-Gothic church was designed by Otar Hökerberg and it is richly decorated inside.

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Founded: 1903-1906
Category: Religious sites in Sweden
Historical period: Union with Norway and Modernization (Sweden)

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Melinda Bunjaku (9 months ago)
It's a LBGTQ1++ church with pride flags the don't follow the bible or the teachings of Jesus. The started the pride parade back in 2021, and in 2022 the lost almost 50.000 followers. The worship satan so better look for a private Church ⛪️ with no pride flags that still follow jesus ? AMEN.Corinthians 6:9—10 and Romans 1:26-27 which describe how those who are “sexually immoral” will not enter the kingdom of God. This is how the mock christ the are fallen
Anil R Kurup (2 years ago)
Gustav Adolfs church, a beautiful and wonderfully tall Church, is a real masterpiece and grace in this area. This was quite close to where I lived, in StureGatan, Boras. Gustav Adolfs church is a church belonging to Borås Gustav Adolfs parish in Skara diocese . The church was built in 1903-1906. It's more than 110 years old, and if you have ever gone inside, you would never want to come out(if u love architecture), as it is having a very unique, neo-Gothic style of Architecture.
Khin Htet (2 years ago)
A very beautiful church in Borås
Jorgen Johansson (4 years ago)
No comments.
Anil SRK (6 years ago)
Gustav Adolfs church, a beautiful and wonderfully tall Church, is a real masterpiece and grace in this area. This was quite close to where I lived, in StureGatan, Boras. Gustav Adolfs church is a church belonging to Borås Gustav Adolfs parish in Skara diocese . The church was built in 1903-1906. It's more than 110 years old, and if you have ever gone inside, you would never want to come out(if u love architecture), as it is having a very unique, neo-Gothic style of Architecture.
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