Gravlev Church

Gravlev Church is a medieval church in Støvring, close to the signed route. The churchyard contains the grave of the sculptor Anders Bundgaard, and there is a tree sculpture called “The Greatest is Charity” in front of the church. The page description also notes that more of Bundgaard’s work can be seen nearby at Thingbæk, which makes this a good short stop for anyone combining the church with the local area.

It is a brief but useful stop if you are interested in church architecture, local sculpture, or a short break off the route. The churchyard and the tree sculpture give it more to see than a simple roadside stop.

Worth a short stop if you are already passing through Støvring or visiting nearby Gravlev Kilde and Thingbæk.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

20–30 minutes

Best time to visit

Daylight, when the churchyard and the sculpture in front of the church are easiest to see.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Gravlev Kilde

  Park · 61 m

• Gravlev Sø

  Park · 603 m

• Egebæk Kilde

  Park · 684 m

• Ravnkilden

  Park · 1.1 km

• Lindenborg River and Valley

  Park · 1.5 km

• Rebildcentret by Thingbæk Lime Mines

  Museum · 1.6 km

Frequently asked

Can you visit Gravlev Church as a quick stop on the Margueritruten?

Yes. It works well as a short stop rather than a long visit. The main points of interest are the medieval church itself, the churchyard grave of Anders Bundgaard, and the tree sculpture in front of the church. If you are driving the route for the first time, this is the kind of place that fits neatly into a half-hour break.

What is there to see at Gravlev Church?

The main things mentioned on the page are the medieval church, the burial place of sculptor Anders Bundgaard in the churchyard, and the tree sculpture called “The Greatest is Charity” in front of the church. The description also points towards more of Bundgaard’s work being nearby at Thingbæk, so the stop can be paired with other local sights.

How much time should I allow for Gravlev Church?

About 20 to 30 minutes is enough for most visitors. That gives you time to look around the church exterior, the churchyard, and the sculpture in front of the building. If you also plan to combine it with nearby places such as Gravlev Kilde or Thingbæk, you may want to allow a little longer for the whole area.

Is Gravlev Church worth going out of the way for?

It is best treated as a short detour rather than a major destination. The church has local interest because of its medieval origin and the links to Anders Bundgaard, but it is most useful if you are already following the scenic route in the area or planning to visit nearby parks and the Thingbæk area.

What should I pair Gravlev Church with nearby?

The easiest pairing is Gravlev Kilde, which is very close. Gravlev Sø and Egebæk Kilde also fit into a simple local stop, while Rebildcentret by Thingbæk Lime Mines works well if you want to continue towards Thingbæk after the church.

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