Photo:Oplev Ringsted / Heidi Taymyr
18 churches in Ringsted
There are 18 churches in Ringsted Municipality.
St. Bendt's church is the only one built in the Middle Ages, and it is one of the first brick churches in Denmark. Sigersted Church, built in the 13th century, is Zealand's highest church. Klostermarkskirken is the youngest of the municipality's churches. It was built in 1992.
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The church of Allindemagle
The picturesque church is one of the few churches in Zealand without a tower. It has a Romanesque nave with Gothic extensions facing east and west. Late Gothic tabernacle.
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Benløse Church
Late Romanesque chancel and nave with three late Gothic extensions. The late Romanesque building was erected from brick around 1250, without a plinth. The pulpit is a piece of Renaissance work from 1...
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Bringstrup Church
A typical Danish village church. Originally a Romanesque building. The church is known for its murals, which were painted by the Vigersted master.
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Gyrstinge Church
The church consists of Romanesque chancel and nave with late Gothic extensions. The ornamentations on the wall ribs have been supplemented and preserved.
06
Haraldsted Church
The oldest part of the church dates back to the year 1000. Around 1400, the church was re-built with vaults. The tabernacle in Gothic style dates back to 1527.
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Jystrup Church
The oldest Romanesque part of the church dates back to approx. 1250. The present Gothic chancel and tower were erected around 1500. The murals from around 1500 were painted by the Ermelund master. Ro...
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Klostermarkskirken
This church was consecrated in 1992. The church was designed by architect Knud Wohlert. The large tapestry behind the altar was designed by Naja Salto and woven in France. The altar silver was design...
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Kværkeby Church
The oldest part of the Romanesque nave dates back to the 1100s. The church is known for its murals from the 1300s and 1400s.
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Nordrup Church
Romanesque nave with Gothic nave chancel and tower. The altar piece (1625) and the pulpit with sounding board (1664) in Auricular style originates from Abel Schrøder?s workshop.
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Sct. Bendt's Church
The beautiful St. Bendt's church, which was Denmark's first royal church, contains both noble and royal graves.
The church was originally an ashlar church built in 1080, but the current brick church ...
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The Church of Sigersted
The church consists of Romanesque chancel and nave. Chapel, tower and porch were erected in late Gothic style. The catechism altarpiece in Renaissance style is from 1596.
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Sneslev Kirke
Romanesque nave. Gothic nave chancel, tower and porch. Late Gothic murals. Gothic font crafted from Gothland limestone from approx. 1300. Chancel arch crucifix from approx. 1300.
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Valsølille Church
Romanesque apse, chancel and nave. Late Gothic porch and tower. The communion table contains remains of a travertine altar.
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Vetterslev church
Whitewashed church presumably from about 1250. The altarpiece (1671) is from Abel Schrøder the later?s workshop.
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Vigersted Kirke
Romanesque nave. Nave chancel, tower and porch are in Gothic style. The arches of the church are richly decorated with murals from approx. 1450, which originate from the same workshop as the murals in...
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Ørslev church
Romanesque nave and Gothic nave chancel, tower and porch. The church was originally built from coral limestone. In the 12th century the church was extended and re-built with granite boulders and bric...