Skibet Church

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The Romanesque style Skibet church was built between 1125 and 1150 and belonged to Haraldskær Manor until 1936. The Romanesque nave and chancel are survived. There is a granite Romanesque font and some very beautiful frescos from the eleventh century.

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Address
Skibetvej 168, Vejle, Denmark

Established
12th century

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