Uggeløse Church, Lynge, Denmark

Uggeløse Church was built originaly around 1150 and reconstructed in 1330s. The original altar (1597) and pulpit (1629) disappeared in the restoration made in 1841, but the original medieval font still exists.

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Syberg (3 years ago)
Great church

Claus Skånvad (4 years ago)
Great Church

Anne Marie Pedersen (4 years ago)
A wonderful experience to participate in Liv's confirmation, and it was open to participate. The pastor was clear and distinct one go day.

Erik Ahlqvist Persson (4 years ago)
I was there on the 16th of May for a baptism, with a really good priest, fine experience

Ida Johanne Kühn Riegels (4 years ago)
Meget charmerende kirke for enden af en gammel alle på toppen af en bakke.

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