Description:
Originally a wooden church around 991.
The present stone building was built in the first half of the 12th century. After 1400 the church was rebuilt and extended in the Gothic style. Romanesque are still the tower, the triumphal arch and the entrance door. A jewel is the winged altar from around 1500.
The present stone building was built in the first half of the 12th century. After 1400 the church was rebuilt and extended in the Gothic style. Romanesque are still the tower, the triumphal arch and the entrance door. A jewel is the winged altar from around 1500.
Originally a wooden church around 991.
The present stone building was built in the first half of the 12th century. After 1400 the church was rebuilt and extended in the Gothic style. Romanesque are still the tower, the triumphal arch and the entrance door. A jewel is the winged altar from around 1500.
The present stone building was built in the first half of the 12th century. After 1400 the church was rebuilt and extended in the Gothic style. Romanesque are still the tower, the triumphal arch and the entrance door. A jewel is the winged altar from around 1500.
Visits by appointment only
