Culture

Bjergby Kirke

North Jutland, Denmark
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About this experience

Bjergby Church is from the great days of church building, 1100-1200. Rebuilt in the 1400s into one room without partition between the chancel and the nave; from this same period we have the wide Gothic windows with flat arch. The pulpit and altar piece are in the style of rural Renaissance, about 1625.

A late gothic chancel arch crucifix is hung on the north wall of the nave. The benches are from 1648.

Specifications

  • Destination

    North Jutland

  • Country

    Denmark

  • Type of experience

    Culture

  • Best time to visit

    • Winter
    • Spring
    • Autumn
    • Summer

  • Nearby stations

    • Frederikshavn Port
    • Aalborg Airport
    • Port Of Aalborg

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