Hygum Kirke

Hygum Kirke is a small church in Lemvig municipality in Denmark, and a popular attraction amongst tourists. The church is built in the Romanesque style, and its main structure dates back to the 13th century. At the time of construction, Hygum Kirke was one of the largest churches in the region. The inside of the church features remarkable paintings and frescos, including "The Crucifixion", composed in 1320, and several other pieces of art and symbols from the 18th century. Due to its isolated location, Hygum Kirke is well preserved and is considered as one of the best-preserved Romanesque churches in Denmark. Hygum Kirke also holds special concerts and exhibitions on a regular basis, and makes for a great visit for visitors who wish to soak in the historic architecture and atmosphere.