Løgum Abbey - Church

Of the old Løgum Abbey buildings only a part of the east wing - including the chapter house, sacristy, library and church - remains. The abbey church (1230-1330) is impressive, with spacious Early Gothic pointed windows and beautiful pillars. The original whitewashed walls were revealed only when restoration work was carried out early this century. Inside can be seen a winged altar (ca. 1500), sumptuous choir-stalls, a reliquary with wings and a Gothic triumphal cross (ca. 1300).

Opposite the main building, the "Refugium", stands a 25m/80ft high tower with a carillon, which is heard at 8 and 11 am, 3, 5, 6.30 and 9 pm.