9 Sights in Viborg Municipality, Denmark (with Map and Images)
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Welcome to your journey through the most beautiful sights in Viborg Municipality, Denmark! Whether you want to discover the city's historical treasures or experience its modern highlights, you'll find everything your heart desires here. Be inspired by our selection and plan your unforgettable adventure in Viborg Municipality. Dive into the diversity of this fascinating city and discover everything it has to offer.
1. Daugbjerg Kalkgruber
Daugbjerg Limestone Mines, located 6 kilometers south of Stoholm and 16 kilometers west of Viborg, is Denmark's oldest limestone mine. However, limestone is no longer mined in the pits, which are instead used for the storage of cheese and other foodstuffs and as a tourist attraction.
2. Lynderup Kirke
Lynderup Church is located in the hilly terrain around Hjarbæk Fjord. The church's history is closely linked to the nearby manor, Lynderupgaard, which the church has belonged to for several centuries. From the church's tower room, you can still see the red roofs from the manor, which over the years have been increasingly hidden by the trees.
3. Fiskbæk Kirke
Fiskbæk Church is a church in Fiskbæk Parish in the former Nørlyng District, Viborg County, now Viborg Municipality. The chancel and nave were built in Romanesque times of granite squares over a sloping plinth. The north and south portals have been preserved, the north door in a bricked-up state, the south door is still in use.
4. Romlund Kirke
Romlund Church is a small parish church located in the village of Romlund, approx. 10 km west-northwest of Viborg. Romlund Parish has approx. 275 inhabitants and is part of the Vorde-Fiskbæk-Romlund Pastorate.
5. Lindum Kirke
Lindum Church is a church in Lindum Parish in the former Nørlyng District, Viborg County, now Viborg Municipality. choir and nave, were built in Romanesque times of granite squares over a sloping plinth. The north door has been preserved in a bricked-up state, on the frame stones are heavy round staves, which end in primitive men's heads at the top. The south door is in use and has preserved a frame stone with a round stave. In the north wall of the nave is a Romanesque window in use, in the north wall of the choir there is a Romanesque window with a round stave as an internal niche. In the chancel gable is a relief square with a man's head. The tower was built in late Gothic times, the porch is probably from the 1800s. The church was renovated in 1967.
6. Kobberup Kirke
Kobberup Church is a church in Kobberup Parish in Viborg County, Viborg Municipality. In the Middle Ages, the church was dedicated to Saint Michael. The apse, chancel and nave were built in Romanesque times of granite squares over a sloping plinth, in some places with grooves.
7. Bigum Kirke
Bigum Church is located in Bigum Parish, before Nørlyng Herred (Viborg County, now Viborg Municipality, Central Denmark Region. The church is beautifully located but quite isolated down to Tjele Langsø. At first glance, it may seem strange that the area's few farms have needed a church on the site, when only three kilometers away it has been possible to search for Lindum Church. But in the past, the farms had many girls and men, so only a few farms could fill a church of Bigum's size. The church consists of a Romanesque chancel and nave built of finely hewn squares over a sloping plinth, presumably built around 1150. Two Romanesque windows have been preserved in the chancel, the south window is bricked up, but the north window is still used. The tower was built in late Gothic times, the porch was built in more recent times. The ashlar stone wall was partly relaid during a restoration in 1874.
8. Vindum Kirke
Vindum Church is a church in Vindum Parish Middelsom District, Viborg County, now Viborg Municipality. The apse, chancel and nave were built in Romanesque times of finely hewn granite blocks over a profiled double plinth. The Romanesque building has profiled cornices. Both doors are preserved with a couple of solid columns and arches around a tympanum field, the north door is bricked up, the south door is still in use. In the north wall, several round-arched windows have been preserved, all open but somewhat widened in the light opening. The tower was built in late Gothic times, at the bottom a number of reused squares at the top bricks have been used. The tower is crowned by a spire from the 1700s with an onion dome and lantern, this building detail is reminiscent of the master builder Nicolaus Hinrich Rieman, who among other things made the tower for Our Saviour's Church in Horsens, the tower superstructure was made under Janus de Friedenreich, who owned Vindum Overgård 1708-55.
9. Skjern Kirke
Skjern Church is a church located in Skjern Parish. It has a Romanesque choir and nave as well as a newer porch. The walls were rebuilt in 1887, but the east gable window and doors have been preserved. The north door is bricked up and has tympanum fields with two lions. The south door is flanked by round staves and columns. The interior has beamed ceilings.
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