Vindeby Church

Horslunde, Denmark

The nave and choir of Vindeby Church were built in c. 1300 and it was dedicated to St. Andreas. The tower was erected around 1505. Gothic vaults were decorated with mural paintings around 1400 and they were restored in the 20th century. the altar was made in Netherlands around 1550 and pulpit dates from 1602.

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Founded: c. 1300
Category: Religious sites in Denmark
Historical period: The First Kingdom (Denmark)

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Torben Christensen (2 years ago)
Church
Anne Birgitte Jensen (4 years ago)
A lovely female Priest !!
Ida Marianne Holmberg (5 years ago)
I have not been inside the self church. But joins the grief group that the pastor leads. She is a good priest both in listening and speaking.
Erik Jørgensen (6 years ago)
Well maintained, unfortunately with many deceased family members
Kaj Hovmand (6 years ago)
Good church and good priest
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