Broager Church

Broager Church is a church in the locality of Broager, Denmark. The chapel and vestry are Gothic-fashion and the whole church is constructed of bricks. The churchyard has the tallest wooden bell tower in Denmark, which dates returned to 1650. The church itself is adorned with cute murals from numerous periods.

The late-Gothic murals within the eastern vault of the nave and north chapel are the maximum pleasing. The chapel's artwork depict the legend of St George killing the dragon, and his martyrdom. These photos, collectively with the late medieval carved wood determine of the dragon slayer from app. 1490, that's as tall as a person, fashioned the setting for the chapel's Saint George cult.The altarpiece from 1717 had in 1993 an intensive recovery, made with the aid of Anthon Günther Lundt from Sonderborg. The style is Baroque with acanthus foliage. The pulpit is renaissance from 1591 made at one of the best neighborhood joiner-workshops in Flensburg.Broager Church is open from anything is first of Easter and 1 April, to quit October each day from 9 am to 5 pm.