Agedrup Church, Odense, Denmark

Agedrup Church was built in the Romanesque style in the 12th century.

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Morten Frydenlund (7 months ago)
Nice little church a little outside the city. Beautiful surroundings. Large parking lot directly opposite the church. The sound in the church could well be better.

Erling Halstrøm (11 months ago)
A nice place to be

Jens Bach Larsen (11 months ago)
Extremely well maintained

B T (14 months ago)
I've just been to a funeral out there, a really nice place and I was there for a christening in 1985. Unfortunately it's not possible to get a place in the afternoon Christmas Eve.

Margit Nielsen (3 years ago)
There you are greeted with warmth Ina is there for us

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