Taulov Church, Fredericia, Denmark

Taulov Church is a medieval church in traditional Danish style, and was constructed in the 13th century. In 1581 a chapel was added to the church. It functioned as a seamark for sailors on Kolding Fjord and Little Belt until modern navigation was introduced. The church was fully restored in 1999.

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jens fich (4 months ago)
Lovely church and worth a visit

Paw Lyng (4 months ago)
Traditional Danish whitewashed church.

Jan Estrup (6 months ago)
Nice church, but it smells a lot of old damp inside, it should be aired out a lot.

Sussi Andreasen (8 months ago)
Beautiful church with lots of space

Laila Jensen (13 months ago)
Very beautiful church

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