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Hojerup old church

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Højerup gl. Kirke

Stevns Klint is  41 m high.  This is a picturesque place with a crystal pure water, a good place to diving, fishing and the walking.  Here is a small church on the cliffs edge .  You can admire  a nice view of the sea.  Stevns Klint is located near village hojerup.  It is worth visit this place.

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A: Hojerup old church Inside

by Christof Martin - pfalz360.de, 20 meters away

Højerup gl. Kirke er opført af kridtsten 1250-1300. Oprindelig lå kirken i god afstand til Stevns Kli...

Hojerup old church Inside

B: Hojerup old church outside

by Christof Martin - pfalz360.de, 20 meters away

Hojerup old church outside

C: Stevns Klint

by Photophobia, 30 meters away

Højerup Bygade 39, Højerup, 4660 Store Heddinge, Danmark

Stevns Klint

D: Stevns Klint 2

by Photophobia, 50 meters away

Stevns Klint

Stevns Klint 2

E: Stevns Klint

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 50 meters away

Stevns KlintStevns Klint is  41 m high.  This is a picturesque place with a crystal pure water, a goo...

Stevns Klint

F: February, Stevns Klint

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 90 meters away

February, Stevns Klint

G: Winter, Stevns Klint

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 340 meters away

Winter, Stevns Klint

H: Lighthouse

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 1.4 km away

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I: Quarry

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 4.7 km away

Quarry

J: Rodvig havn

by MoUzEs- Maciej J. Lorek, 5.2 km away

Rodvig havn

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