6 Sights in Holstebro, Denmark (with Map and Images)

Holstebro Museum is a cultural history museum in Holstebro. The museum has the cultural-historical responsibility for the recent history of Holstebro Municipality and the archaeological responsibility for the municipalities of Holstebro, Lemvig and Struer. For a number of years, the museum has also specialised in aerial archaeology.

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Holstebro Church is located on Kirkepladsen in Holstebro and also has the name Sct. Jørgen Church. It was built in 1906-1907 on the site, after the old church had been demolished. However, various interiors from the old church have been retained in the new one, including a priest's tablet from the Reformation, the chandeliers, the altarpiece from 1510. The baptismal font is from 1907 and the organ is from 1957.

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Nørre Felding Church is a Romanesque ashlar church from around the year 1100. The church has been restored many times, most recently in 2007, when most of the church was repainted. The church's tower was demolished in the 1700s and when the church was restored in 1938, it was decided to build a ridge that contained the bell.

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Borbjerg Church is located in the village of Borbjerg, approx. 9 km NE of Holstebro. Until the Municipal Reform in 2007, it was located in Ringkøbing County, and until the Municipal Reform in 1970 in Hjerm Herred

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Nørrelandskirken is a church in Holstebro, Denmark. The church was inaugurated on 21 September 1969 and was designed by the architect couple Inger and Johannes Exner. The church itself has the shape of a cube and the church is a very advanced church.

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Mejdal Church is a church located in Mejdal, which is a suburb of Holstebro. Construction of the church began in September 1980 and the church was consecrated on April 4, 1982. The church was designed by Holger Jensen.

Wikipedia: Mejdal Kirke (DA)