Vinding Church, Vejle, Denmark

The nave and choir of Vinding church were built around 1150 and the tower was erected later. The altarpiece and pulpit dates from the late 18th century.

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Ellie Marie Dam (3 months ago)
Here is peace and quiet and good time to reminisce, -visited as always, over the years -Lasse 1987 -Søren 1988 -Christopher S and little Jimmy

Frank Mouritsen (2 years ago)
Nice church for a wedding

Steen Kok Madsen (2 years ago)
Nice church.

Ellie Marie Dam (2 years ago)
Here is peace and quiet and good time to reminisce, -visited as always, over the years -Lasse 1987 -Søren 1988 -Christopher S and little Jimmy

Linda Ladekarl (3 years ago)
Cozy church

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