Churches

The church consists of chancel and nave, originally Romanesque, but strongly rebuilt in Late Gothic time, where also the western tower and the southern porch are built.

Of the Romanesque building only...

The present sengonian monk stone building is from the early 1500, but some roman plinths reveals, that there probably has been an older church the same place. And it is nearby to guess that it has bee...

The chapel towards north is built in 1560 as a tomb for the Hardenberg to Skovsbo family, however the family was never laid to rest there, which 16 empty coat of arms testifies about.The church is esp...

Kølstrup church is beautifully situated across Ulriksholm Castle at Kertinge Nor. Built in Romanesque style around the year 1100 and contains of chancel and nave, Late Gothic tower and burial chapel p...

You find the Sct. Laurentius Church in the middle of the market place in Kerteminde. The church is a three-aisled long-house linked under one enormous roof. Traditionally said to have been built in 14...

Drigstrup church is consecrated to Saint Nicolaus. The church consists of a roman choir and nave and sengonian tower and porch. The Romanic building – choir and nave – is a fight on slanting plinth an...

At Mesinge church one of the old church barns is still preserved. Here the tithes which the farmers were paying to the church as taxes were kept. Later on it served as a hospital. It is a beautiful wh...

The Emaus Church is a congregation church in Kerteminde with a branch in Dalby. The church is build in 1868 and was consecrated January the 24. 1869. It is build after the drawing made by the master b...

Once in the 13. Century the Birkende Church was built. The accurate year is not known, but the building style and use of materials are good help for the dating work.

Changes of the building have taken ...