Tandslet Church

Sønderborg, Denmark

Tandslet Church was built around 1200. The wooden bell tower was built also in the Middle Ages and it is situated in the Bronze Age burial mound. Frescoes dates from the late Middle Ages and pulpit from 1576. Altarpiece was made by Aabenraa artist Jes Jessen, from 1798. Organs were built 1863 by Marcussen & Son, Aabenraa.

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Founded: c. 1200
Category: Religious sites in Denmark
Historical period: The First Kingdom (Denmark)

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www.visitsonderborg.com

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Tyop (3 years ago)
special church with free-standing wooden bell tower.
merete petersen (4 years ago)
A nice cemetery
Hans-Jørgen Hansen (4 years ago)
Nice church
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