Royal burial place
Sankt Bendts Kirke (St. Bendt's Church) in Ringsted was built in the 1170s. The 66-metre-long church is one of Denmark's oldest brick-built churches. Historically, the church formed the north wing of an abbey and was a royal sepulchral church in the early…
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in the Garden of the Danish King where Dannebrog, the Danish flag, fell from the sky in 1219.
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At the west end of the church is an almost three-metre brass plaque engraved with images and…
King Valdemar the Victorious (1202-1241), like King Valdemar the Great, was buried at the Royal…
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