Sankta Anna och Sankta Katarina kapell, Crematorium and chapel complex in Västra Kyrkogården, Halmstad, Sweden

Sankta Anna och Sankta Katarina kapell consists of two linked chapels within a cemetery grounds in Halmstad that serve memorial and funeral functions for the community. The larger Katarina chapel holds approximately 120 people, while the smaller Anna chapel accommodates about 40 people for more intimate ceremonies.

The Katarina chapel opened in 1941 following a design by architect Adolf Wiman from Växjö. The Anna chapel was added 40 years later in 1980 to provide additional space for smaller ceremonies.

The altarpiece in Sankta Katarina's choir is a three-part composition by Stockholm artist Gunnar Torhamn, which he said symbolises, from left to right, Farewell, the Journey to Heaven and Reunion. The chapel was paid for largely by the civil municipality, on the understanding that it would serve all faiths and none.

The complex is located within cemetery grounds with good pathways and accessibility. Visitors should know this is a quiet, respectful space where access is typically arranged for specific services and events.

The Vårhemstugan parish building that once stood next to the chapels was destroyed by fire on 3 March 2019. It had been extended in 1979 after designs by architect Gösta Wikforss and was also used for memorial gatherings after funerals.