Churches in Køge

Service on Sundays at 10.30 AM.

If you want a tour of the church and/or the cemetery, send an e-mail to egon.toft@mail.dk. In addition to Danish, the tour can also be conducted in English and fairly understandable German.

Gørslev Church is a late Romanesque church built in large medieval bricks, probably in the 13th century.

Højelse Church stands elevated above the surrounding landscape, and with its beautiful yellow colour it is visible from far away.

Visit Køge Kirke, dedicated to Saint Nicholas. With over 700 seats and 36,000 annual visitors, the church impresses with its tower from 1324, altarpiece from 1652, and pulpit from 1624. Epitaphs from ...

Nr. Dalby Church, a medieval church dating back to 1150-1200, presents itself beautifully with yellow-limed walls adorned with white decorations.

Sædder Church is an extremely harmonious village church from c. 1200, typical of Sealand, surrounded with white washed walls.

Vollerslev Church stands majestically on a gentle rise in Vollerslev village and is a beautiful example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. With its rich history and well-preserved interior, the ch...

The need for a church in the Ølby Lyng area emerged in the 1980s due to population growth in the Højelse parish. After a period of temporary solutions, Ølby Church was inaugurated in 1997 following an...

Well-restored medieval church with more recent extensions