
On the stretch between Kollomorten, east of the large oak scrubs, to Givskud, you walk through open farmland with small woods. Some of the Hærvejen trails south of Givskud are not accessible on foot or by bike, as they are located inside Givskud Zoo.
Kollemorten-Givskud
Givskud Church
In the village of Givskud, you will find the beautiful Givskud Church.
The oldest parts of this whitewashed church date back to the Romanesque period.
Like most medieval churches, Givskud Church originally had two entrance doors, positioned on the north and south sides of the western end of the nave. The northern door is now bricked up but can still be faintly seen from the outside. The southern door opposite is still in use, though in a modified version.
The church’s oldest furnishing is the Romanesque baptismal font, adorned with carved lions.
The village of Givskud is perhaps best known for Givskud Zoo, so if you want to see real lions, the zoo is just a short walk away.
*At the Grave House, associated with Givskud Church, you will also find a Hærvejen stamp. It is mounted on the eastern gable, facing a path that leads down to a green area.
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How do you get to and from the route using public transport?
You can find your way to the stage with public transport using the Journey Planner and the Hærvej app. To get to the starting point of the stage, enter the destination ‘Kollemorten, Kollemortenvej v Hærvejen’ in the Journey Planner. Once you arrive, you can use the Hærvej app to find your way out to the Hærvej.
Useful links
Journey Planner: www.rejseplanen.dk
Get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport
On this stage, you can get a stamp in your Hærvej Passport at the Hærvej Centre.
Kollemorten-Givskud