Maglebraende Church

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The whitewashed church in Maglebrænde was built of monk bricks (large medieval bricks) with a Romanesque choir around 1400. There is no tower, but a little spire on the roof. The church has a few murals from 1300s and 1500s with religious motifs.

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Address
Byvej 1, Stubbekøbing, Denmark

Established
c. 1400

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