Dunkehalla Cemetery was established in 1893 after burials were banned at Slottskyrkogården.

The cemetery is situated on a hill just west of central Jönköping, offering magnificent views over Lake Vättern and the city.

The beautiful Romanesque-style chapel was built in 1897 and designed by city architect Fredrik Sundbärg.

Ice hockey goalie Stefan Liv, who played for HV71 and the Swedish national team Tre Kronor, is buried here.

Skogskyrkogården is beautifully located in a hilly coniferous forest at Gamla Råslätt in southern Jönköping. The graves are interwoven with the landscape, among towering pine and spruce trees. The headstones are arranged in both straight rows and curved lines that follow the contours of the land.

Notable features include kettle holes (glacial formations) and a ceremonial processional path lined with Siberian fir.

This cemetery was established in the late 19th century on land that previously belonged to the Husqvarna Weapons Factory. In 1914, the remains from the earlier burial ground were transferred here.

A large wooden cross made from Visingsö oak and created by artist Calle Örnemark stands here.

The cemetery chapel is built on a former medieval fortification – Garpa Skans.

Among those buried here are the church's architect Birger Damstedt, author Alf Henriksson, and Wilhelm Tham, CEO of Husqvarna Weapons Factory.