Outrup church

Outrup Kirke – a Romanesque church with views over Dragstrup Vig and towards Thy

Outrup Kirke stands high in the landscape with views over Dragstrup Vig and all the way to Thy.

The Romanesque church unites the architectural style of the Middle Ages with later Gothic and Renaissance additions.

A church with views and roots in the Middle Ages

Outrup Kirke consists of a Romanesque chancel and nave, while the tower is built in the Gothic style.

Its elevated position affords wide views over the fjord landscape around Dragstrup Vig and towards Thy.

Finds and traces from the church's history

During the restoration of the church's ashlar walls in 1975, a large granite head was discovered. This head is today displayed in the tower room.

In the triumphal wall to the north and south, two niches from former lay altars have been preserved.

Furnishings from the Romanesque period and the Renaissance

The font is Romanesque and dates from the church's earliest period. The altarpiece and pulpit are from the early 17th century and executed as Renaissance works.

Details in the church interior

The church contains a ship model made by Johan Berg around 1910.

Why visit Outrup Kirke?

Outrup Kirke is of interest to visitors wishing to experience a Romanesque church with views, historic finds and furnishings from both the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

Practical information

Outrup Kirke is located at Dragstrup Vig on Mors.

FAQ

What is special about the location of Outrup Kirke?
- The church stands at an elevated position with views over Dragstrup Vig and towards Thy.

What find was made during the restoration?
- A large granite head was discovered in 1975 and is now displayed in the tower room.

When do the furnishings date from?
- The altarpiece and pulpit date from the early 17th century.