A Lutheran parish church in the Jutland town of Hadsund, built at the turn of the twentieth century by architect Claudius August Wiinholt.
At a glance
Hadsund Church stands as a Lutheran place of worship in the town of Hadsund, serving the local community since its completion in 1898. The church is part of the Diocese of Aalborg within the Church of Denmark.
History
Constructed in 1898, Hadsund Church was designed by architect Claudius August Wiinholt. The building reflects the ecclesiastical architecture of late nineteenth-century Denmark and remains active in its pastoral role today.
What you see
The church was designed by Claudius August Wiinholt, whose architectural vocabulary shaped ecclesiastical spaces in this period. Its structure reflects design principles of the era.
Cultural significance
Hadsund Church embodies the religious and civic identity of its community. As part of the Danish national church structure, it represents the continuity of Lutheran worship in provincial Denmark.
Key facts
- Country: Denmark
- City: Mariagerfjord Municipality
- Architect: Claudius August Wiinholt
- Completed: 1898
- Coordinates: 56.71958°N, 10.11773°E
- Denomination: Lutheran (Church of Denmark)
- Diocese: Aalborg
Practical information & getting there
Hadsund Church is located in the town of Hadsund within Mariagerfjord Municipality in Jutland. To visit, contact the Diocese of Aalborg or the local parish for opening hours and access information.
Sources & resources
- Hadsund Church – Wikipedia
- Cultural Heritage Online
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