Hjerting Church

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Hjerting Church is Romanesque church from c. 1200. It is very small and is constructed of raw granite. It has no tower but does have a rigde turret, where the bell is. There is an interesting, and very small chancel arch leading into the chancel with its (for the size of the church) unusually large altarpiece.

Medieval churches in DenmarkReligious sites in DenmarkAll sites in VejenThe First Kingdom

Address
Lintrupvej 76A, Vejen, Denmark

Established
c. 1200

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