Chapelle du château de Sønderborg

The chapel of Sønderborg Castle is a religious building in Denmark with striking Renaissance architecture. The interior is supported by a central column that carries the vault and divides the space into sections.

The building was constructed in the late 1560s for the queen and ranks among the oldest surviving Protestant chapels in Denmark. Its creation came during a period when such places held great importance for royal religious practice.

The altar displays paintings that reflect religious art from the Renaissance period. These works shape how the interior looks and show the artistic importance this place held for worshippers.

The chapel is located within the castle and is accessible only during museum hours. Visitors should use the main castle entrance to reach the chapel.

The central pillar is more than just a support structure and shapes the visual lines throughout the space. This column was skillfully integrated into the design and creates an unusual room division that visitors often overlook at first glance.