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Founded: 1225-1250Category: Religious sites in Denmark
Historical period: The First Kingdom (Denmark)
Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Henrik Forsstrøm (5 months ago)
Flot gammel kirke med fantastisk udsigt ud over fjorden. Kirkegården er virkelig også flot. Havde håbet at en vejdirektoratets som denne havde åbent, men må have tilgode at se den indvendig en anden dag
Flot gammel kirke med fantastisk udsigt ud over fjorden. Kirkegården er virkelig også flot. Havde håbet at en vejdirektoratets som denne havde åbent, men må have tilgode at se den indvendig en anden dag
Hans Adam Sønderby (7 months ago)
A really beautiful church
A really beautiful church
Morten brøsen (13 months ago)
Really nice church, located by a small cozy harbor. Good parking space
Really nice church, located by a small cozy harbor. Good parking space
John Hansen (2 years ago)
Jungshoved Church is beautifully situated near the banks of Stavreby Nor and close to where Jungshoved Castle once was. The oldest part of the church was built in the years 1225-1250 in Late Romantic style, while the last part of the church is built in the 15th century in the Gothic style. The church is with its very historic and exciting decor, including among other things. the baptismal fund with reliefs by Bertel Thorvaldsen, an obvious excursion destination. The pulpit in the right Renaissance dates from around 1605-10, created in the Schröders workshop in Næstved. Remains of Gothic frescoes can be seen on the vaults and the choir's north wall. The church is tiled and whitewashed. It was restored in 1960-61, where it received a new oak organ. Altarpiece with Thorvaldsens relief. Norwegian marble macrophages.
Jungshoved Church is beautifully situated near the banks of Stavreby Nor and close to where Jungshoved Castle once was. The oldest part of the church was built in the years 1225-1250 in Late Romantic style, while the last part of the church is built in the 15th century in the Gothic style. The church is with its very historic and exciting decor, including among other things. the baptismal fund with reliefs by Bertel Thorvaldsen, an obvious excursion destination. The pulpit in the right Renaissance dates from around 1605-10, created in the Schröders workshop in Næstved. Remains of Gothic frescoes can be seen on the vaults and the choir's north wall. The church is tiled and whitewashed. It was restored in 1960-61, where it received a new oak organ. Altarpiece with Thorvaldsens relief. Norwegian marble macrophages.
Ole Comoll Christensen (3 years ago)
Lovely little church, beautifully located on peninsula. Remains of 15th century frescoes on walls.
Lovely little church, beautifully located on peninsula. Remains of 15th century frescoes on walls.
