Agger Church

About

Agger Church

A small village church at the fishing village Agger in Thy, built in 1838 as a replacement for a medieval church that was engulfed by the sea. In the Middle Ages, the parish housed 6 cities and a church, which is now several kilometers out in the North Sea. In 1838, the present church, designed by the architect C. F. Hansen, was consecrated. Agger Church is thus the parish's third.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Fisherman's House in Agger - Agger's history in one house

  Museum · 173 m

• Agger - Fishing village in National Park Thy

  Attraction · 304 m

• The Black Houses, Agger, Thy National Park

  Museum · 463 m

• The Nabe Stone - The Battle at Nabe in Thy

  Attraction · 544 m

• Agger Tange (headland) in Thy National Park

  Park · 1.7 km

• Klostermøllen (Windmill)

  Attraction · 4.5 km

Frequently asked

Is Agger Church on the Margueritruten?

Yes — Agger Church sits directly on the route through Vestjylland og Thy.

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