Halk Church
Romanesque village church with an east facing tower.
Halk church is a whitewashed church with a lead covered roof, which consists of a Romanesque choir and nave. Later, an expansion towards the west was added, as well as a sacristy, weaponhouse, chapel and an east facing tower, which is rarely seen.
The alter tablet is a beautiful combination of parts from a late-gothic alter tablet, which has been inserted into a late-renaissance frame from around 1640.
The church has an unusually large amount of fixtures from the middle ages, including:
- A very beautiful sitting Mary with child from ca. 1275.
- A crucifix from the same era, with side figures, where Mary is original, while John is from the 1400s.
- A canopy tablet with the crowned and blessing Christ from ca. 1400.
- A crowned Mary with Eramus in the pot beside her, from the first part of the 1400s.
- A processional crucifix from the first quarter of the 1500s.
The fixtures alone makes the church worth a visit! The church is open in connection to services.
Halk church is the dividing point between legs 6 and 7 on the Camino Haderslev Næs trail.
The church is open during the daytime, from 8am to 8pm.