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Strandebarm church is a long church built of wood in 1876. The architect for the church was Ole Vangberg. The modern church is the third to exist at Strandebarm. The first, which was a stave church, dated from 1306.

Strandlandet church is a wooden church built between 1936 and 1938. The architect of the church was Sverre Pettersen.

Strandlykkja Church is a small long church with a turret in the middle, built in 1915 according to the plans of the architect H. Børve. The architect was clearly inspired by the churches of Stave church, especially for the interior details with columns and arches. Skirmishes in 1940 left some bullet holes in the wall.

Strandvik Church is a long church from 1857. The architect of the church was Frederik Hannibal Stockfleth. The church was probably built just north of an older wooden church from 1628, which itself replaced a stave church from the Middle Ages.

The construction of Strängnäs Cathedral began in the 13th century when Strängnäs became a diocese. It was consecrated in 1291, but work continued in the following centuries. Work stopped in 1342 when only the nave and aisles were completed. The choir was added in the 15th century. The present characteristic baroque tower was built in 1739-45 by Peter Gerdes' builder according to plans by Carl Hårleman. It is one of the Swedish cathedrals that has retained most of its medieval character.

Notre-Dame de Strasbourg cathedral was founded in 1015 on the remains of an old cathedral. It is today the second most visited cathedral in France, after Notre-Dame de Paris, eight and a half million tourists a year. Since 1988, it is a UNESCO heritage site. From its construction until the 19th century, the cathedral was the highest human construction in the world. The recognisable silhouette of the cathedral looms from the Strasbourg countryside and even from the other side of the Rhine, on the Baden plain.

Straumen Chapel is a long church from 1973. The building, in brick and wood, was designed by the architect Elisabet Fidjestøl.

Straumsnes church is a wooden church from 1864, designed by architect Gustav Olsen. A lightning strike on November 6, 2006 did great damage to the church. The church had to be restored and reopened at Christmas 2006.

Stridsklev Church is a "working church" consecrated in 2000. The church was designed by the architectural firm Børve og Borchsenius from Kåre Kverndokk.

Strinda Church, also known as the Church of Moholt, is a wooden church from 1900 designed by Solberg og Christensen.