Culture

Aars Church

North Jutland, Denmark
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About this experience

The original Romanesque church of Aars was transformed into a cruciform church of considerable size in the year 1921. The ancient walls from about the year 1200 were penetrated and a new main nave was built. Christian Andersen made the baptismal font in 1937. It is remarkable because it was made by a remodelled road roller and has symbols from the four Evangelists.

In the church you see a big crucifix from the 15th century and an altarpiece from 1923 representing the Lord's Supper, made by Rudolf Petersen. The slab on the communion table is a tombstone cut in a beautiful blue slate. On the graveyard is a runic stone. General opening hours: Daily Monday-Saturday.

Specifications
  • Destination

    North Jutland

  • Country

    Denmark

  • Type of experience

    Culture

  • Best time to visit

    • Winter
    • Autumn
    • Spring
    • Summer
  • Nearby stations

    • Port Of Aalborg
    • Aalborg Airport
    • Frederikshavn Port

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