Klakring Church, Hedensted, Denmark

Klakring Church was built in the 13th century in Romanesque style. The tower and porch were added during the large restoration in 1860s. The pulpit dates from 1625.

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Lars Peter Christensen (3 years ago)
Older church which is next to the country road

Olav Tornøe (4 years ago)
New whitewashed with good services nicely corona guide. Now singing and organ playing again.

Uta Schendel (6 years ago)
Because everything is very well maintained like all cemeteries in Denmark.I miss that in Germany

Orla Broen (6 years ago)

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