Broager Church
Broager Kirke
A 12th-century Romanesque church known for its twin spires, a landmark for boats on the sound, with medieval murals inside.
Broager Church was built around 1200. Its Romanesque brick and stone main structure is topped at the west end by two spires with wooden frames clad in copper. They can be seen from far out on the Flensburg Fjord and are considered a landmark of the Broager Peninsula. The church preserves medieval murals, a carved altar and a pulpit. Legend says the twin spires came from two local nobles who each built one. It is generally open during the day and is free to enter. It can be combined with the Cathrinesminde Brickworks and the Gendarme Trail.
Opening hours
Generally open during daytime (quiet visits during services)
Nearby sights
- Cathrinesminde Brickworks
- Gendarmstien
- History Centre Dybbøl Banke
- Dybbøl Mill
- Gråsten Palace
- Sønderborg Castle
- Sønderborg Harbourfront & Kongevej
- Nordborg Castle