Nustrup Church

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Nustrup Church consists of a Romanesque nave, choir and apse with late-Gothic tower and an unusually large weaponhouse towards the south. The church is rich in exciting fixtures, like a St. Hjælper (Saint Helper) crucifix from the early 1400s. The altarpiece dates from 1475 and Renaissance pulpit from 1575.

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

Address
Kirkepladsen 6, Haderslev, Denmark

Established
c. 1100

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