Bramdrup Church, Kolding, Denmark

Bramdrup Church dates probably from the late 12th century or 13th century and was rebuilt in 1880. In the cemetery is a memorial for fallen soldiers of Battle of Kolding (1849).

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per damm (10 months ago)
Have visited the cemetery, but never in the church itself. But beautiful with these stone walls.

Jonna Lyngsø (17 months ago)
All family events. Baptism confirmation, wedding and funeral. Takes place in Bramdrup church. A nice church

flemsetaps (2 years ago)
Needs well enough for a round inside

Hanne Aagaard Lauridsen (2 years ago)
A very moving funeral with many flowers.

Anette Wittorff (2 years ago)
It's a nice church

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