Sønder Stenderup Church

Kolding, Denmark

Sønder Stenderup Church was probably built between 1150-1200 in Romanesque style and tower around 1500. The altarpiece is Late Gothic and font dates from Romanesque times.

Address

Stenderup Kirkealle 1, Kolding, Denmark

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Details

Founded: 12th century
Category: Religious sites in Denmark
Historical period: The First Kingdom (Denmark)

Rating

4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Christian Jorgensen (3 years ago)
Beautiful old church. Beautiful cemetery. Skilled priest, as well as staff.

Lars Kjøller (3 years ago)
Nice and tidy, nice location in the middle of town & country!

Kolding Stenhuggeri (4 years ago)
Always a pleasure to come to Sdr. Stenderup Cemetery with gravestones - where we are greeted by the sweet and helpful digger Tove Greet your skilled stone carver Kolding Stoneware

Rene Engel (Immus) (5 years ago)
Has everything a church should have.

Anette Ketelsen Diget Vinstrup (5 years ago)
Cute little church where we got married

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