Gurreby Church

Description

Gurreby Church was built in c. 1200 in Romanesque style. It has no tower, only ridge turret added later in the Middle Ages. The original altarpiece from 1518 is today in National Museum, Copenhagen. The pulpit dates from the early 1600s.

Address
Gurrebyvej 10B, Søllested, Denmark

Established
c. 1200

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