Jyllinge Old Church

Jyllinge, Denmark

The old church of Jyllinge was built around 1100 and it belonged to Eskilsø Abbey. There is a war memorial and paving stones in the church yard.

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

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Pia E L Jensen (12 months ago)
Very very beautiful little church with good sound. But at funerals, there is probably not much room for those who have to lift the coffin. Perhaps a "dog" specially made for chests would solve the problem.
A Skalkam (4 years ago)
Beautiful church. It's a small one, but I've loved it my entire life. There's just something about it
Jan Sørensen (4 years ago)
Ok
Philip Soborg (5 years ago)
Beautiful old church from 1100 century. Blooming trees in the spring.
olav sejeroe (6 years ago)
Jyllinge Kirke ligger ud til Roskilde Fjord 12 km nord for Roskilde. Den romanske kirke er bevaret i sin oprindelige udstrækning med apsis, kor og skib bygget af rå og delvis kløvede kampesten og med hjørner af granitkvadre. Der er tre gotiske tilbygninger, tårn, våbenhus og kapel. Prædikestolen fra 1618 er fra Brix Snedker i Roskilde. Døbefonten af granit er middelalderlig. Jyllinge Kirke hørte i middelalderen under Æbelholt Kloster, som var efterfølgeren efter det kloster, der indtil 1175 lå på Eskildsø. Den munk eller præst der var bestyrer på klosterets ladegård på Eskildsø forretede gudstjenesten. Efter reformationen kom Kirken i kongens eje og den lå under Roskildegård. I 1687 solgtes den. Jyllinge Kirke med annekskirken Gundsømagle kom i 1763 til Hegnstrupgård. Her blev de til de overgik til selveje i 1920.
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