Rø Church

Gudhjem, Denmark

Rø Church was built between 1887-1888 and is a close copy of the original 13th century church that it replaced. The architect was Mathias Bidstrup. The new church contains elements of the fabric of the old building. It contains an altarpiece and pulpit from the 17th century.

Religious sites in Denmark

Address

Klemenskervej 31, Gudhjem, Denmark

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Details

Founded: 1887-1888
Category: Religious sites in Denmark

Rating

4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Jens Pihl (44 days ago)
En flot gammel kirke Centralt beliggende i Rø by i et naturskønt område En velfungerende kirke der er værd at besøge

Lornts P Hoplen (8 months ago)

Miros Siemieniuk (2 years ago)
Surowy gotycki styl. Nie ma tu takl wielu wiernych jak w polskich kościołach. Szkoda. Polska chyba zostanie jedynym kościołowiskiem Europy w 21 wieku.

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