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Sabro Church
Sabro Church was originally built around 1175 with a chancel and nave. Since then, the nave has been halved in length, and the current tower was built in the Middle Ages. Sabro Church was originally the parish church for Sabro Parish.
In the Middle Ages and until the dissolution of the cathedral chapter in the 17th century, the archdeacon supervised the church. On 9 January 1666, Frederik III transferred the patronage rights to Mogens Friis of Favrskov, and when the county of Frijsenborg was established in 1672, the church was incorporated into it.
Practical information
- The church has permanent seating for 80 people.
- For those with walking difficulties: The surface leading up to the church and in the churchyard is granite chippings or pearl gravel. With assistance, it is possible to use both a rollator and a wheelchair on these surfaces.
- There is access to the church via a ramp. Please contact the gravedigger if you need help installing it.
- For the hearing impaired: There is a telecoil and the sermon is delivered via microphone.
- Toilet: There is a disabled toilet at the gravedigger's building. It is open during the gravedigger's working hours and in connection with church services and other events in the church.
- The cemetery: is located immediately around the church.