Churches

Børsmose Church is a beautiful white church located on the West Jutland heath between wild trees and the roaring North Sea.

Gl. Sogn Church is beautifully situated near Ringkøbing Fjord, and has an absolutely fantastic history which is clearly reflected in the church.

Helligånds Church in Hvide Sande is a newer church from 1954. The church is built in late romantic style, and probably the last in this style.

Haurvig Church was originally a chapel from 1869, and in 1947 a church tower was built.

Hellig Kors Monastery is located on Dejbjerg Hede, and offers a human and spiritual refuge.

Henne Church is located on a hill by Filsø, and has an incredible history.

Ho Church is located on a flat terrain in the western part of Ho. The church is incredibly beautiful, and has one of Denmark's oldest church ships.

Hover Church was built in the 12th century, and thus one of Denmark's oldest stone churches. The church is one of 12 architectural works included in the Danish architectural canon.

Janderup is located by Varde Å, and consists of a choir and a ship. Inside, the church is beautifully decorated with fresco.

In Lønborg Church, you can experience West-Danish nature, culture, and history. Enjoy the amazing location of the church, the carillons, and the old murals.

Mosevrå Church is located between Mosevrå and Vejers on Kallesmærsk heath.

Experience local history up front in Nørre Nebel Church. The church is filled with art and culture from life in West Denmark in the 13^th century.

Lyngvig Church was consecrated in 1869, and is built in neo-Romanesque style of red bricks with slate roofs. The church tells stories from life close to the North Sea, among other things by the church's ships.

Oksby Church is a beautiful church in red stone with a slate roof from 1891.

Ringkøbing Church dates from the first half of the 15th century, and is clearly marked by various architectural periods.

Sct. Jacobi Church is probably from between the years 1150 and 1225, and is thus a historic and beautiful church, which has regularly undergone renovations.

Stadil Church is probably from the year 1200, and is thus a historic and beautiful church, which has completely unique historical artifacts.

Torsted Church dates from around the year 1150, and is a beautiful medieval church, which has been continuously renovated in its original style.

Vedersø Church dates from around the year 1150, and is a beautiful Romanesque church with a particularly interesting cemetery.

Romanesque church from approx. 1180 with altarpiece by Emil Nolde. The original Romanesque church may have been located elsewhere, but may in the late Middle Ages have been demolished and rebuilt in its present place.

Aal Church is a beautiful West Jutland church, where the oldest parts are from the 12th century. The church is especially known for its Romanesque frescoes, which are among Denmark's largest.