Oksbøl Church

Nordborg, Denmark

Oksbøl Church has Romanesque origins with Gothic tower and porch. A Gothic triptych altarpiece dates from the beginning of the 15th century, a Baroque/Renaissance pulpit from 1626 and wooden font from about 1700.

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Founded: c. 1100
Category: Religious sites in Denmark
Historical period: The First Kingdom (Denmark)

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morten andersen (9 months ago)
Nice little church
Mogens Erik Brockhusen (2 years ago)
Presentable church and vicarage.
Anegrethe Bomholt (4 years ago)
Beautiful church
Frans Feijtel (4 years ago)
Beautiful little church!
Mc Haggis (4 years ago)
It is the most beautiful church !! Baptized, confirmed and married in 1994. But where I also said goodbye to my Father 35 years ago and lastly my Mother 1 year ago. Oksbøl church celebrates a lot. Tak?
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