Karleby Church, Nykøbing Falster, Denmark

Karleby Church was built in c. 1130. It was restored in 1863.

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Angelika Bentin (6 months ago)
Nice church but unfortunately closed

Hanne Rygaard Lykke Hansen (12 months ago)
Cute little church. The toilet was nice and clean, thanks for the loan?

Anette Styrk (2 years ago)
Very cozy church ? Located in the village of Karleby. There is a really nice calm and acoustic in the church. The cemetery is very nice and fits very well. Everything looks very nice. The pastor associated with the church is absolutely wonderful. She meets everyone with an open mind and she listens to everyone around her ?

Tage Jensen (4 years ago)
Beautiful little village church

Maja Lund Petersen (5 years ago)

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