Hammelev Church, Haderslev, Denmark

Hammelev Church dates from the Middle Ages and it was enlarged with porch and sacristy in the 18th century.

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N. C . Raun (2 years ago)
You will be somewhat pleasantly surprised by what awaits you inside the church. Can only be highly recommended and should be experienced.

Franck Carstensen (2 years ago)
The kitchen could learn a little more about the storage of smørrebrød and cold cuts. It is. It's a bit annoying that the toppings point upwards in the corners

Bente Søresen (4 years ago)
Good church

Paul-Erik Hansen (4 years ago)
Beautiful cemetery

Per Højgaard (5 years ago)
Parts of the family are buried here, nice place

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