Nollund Church - Danish church with unique architecture from the 1900s near Billund
Nollund Church, an annex church to Grindsted Church, was built in 1914 based on designs by architect Hother Paludan. The church features a chancel and nave with a semi-integrated tower facing west, and to the north, there is a multi-sided extension at the transition between the chancel and nave. Its unique architecture and peaceful location make it worth a visit for those seeking a distinctive church near Billund.

Billund, South Jutland
Churches and Abbeys
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Nollund Church, is a chapel of ease under Grindsted Church. It was designed by architect Hother Paludan and built in 1914. It consists of a chancel and nave and has a semi-detached belfry to the west and a polygonal extension to the north where the chancel meets the nave.
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