Hürup - Marienkirche

The Marienkirche in Hürup is a Romanesque brick building from the beginning of the 13th century.

The church is a simple, single-nave brick building with a flat wooden ceiling. In Gothic times, the chancel was extended by a three-sided end and vaulted.

In the 16th century the massive tower was added. In 1892 the tower hall was connected with the nave.

Inside there is a six-meter relief from about 1265, an important work of early Gothic sculpture in northern Germany.

The church was unfortunately locked.