Haderslev Cathedral

Haderslev Cathedral also referred to as Our Lady's Church is the cathedral church of the Diocese of Haderslev located in Haderslev, Denmark It is thought that the oldest church building in Haderslev became possibly product of wooden, and it probably become positioned inside the vicinity in which the present church constructing is determined, but no lines of it were discovered.

Nonetheless, this is not recorded everywhere and is relatively not likely that there has been a wooden church before the quarantine church, believed to be built inside the 2nd half of the 1100s. The oldest traces of the city of Haderslev originates from the 1100s. The first church constructing we recognize turned into a Romanesque quarantine church. It was absolutely built around the middle of the 1100s, and after its destruction 100 years later its granite blocks were used within the foundation of the brand new church constructing and recycled by means of next rebuilding. It has previously been assumed that the quarantine church changed into destroyed in reference to the wars among King Eric IV of Denmark and King Abel in 1247, but there may be no evidence that these wars affected the church.