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Inventory of Nørre Bjert Church The church's furnishings date predominantly from the 19th century, with the exception of an early Gothic crucifix from 1300, which hangs in the nave north of the chancel arch. The church's baptismal font is carved from granite and decorated with various reliefs, including a dove, plants, and a cross. The altarpiece dates from 1932 and consists of a gilded painting of the Ascension of Christ set in a frame whose corners are adorned with small paintings representing the symbols of the four Evangelists—an angel, an eagle, a lion, and an ox. The pulpit, dating from 1939, is set in a niche with passages leading from the chancel and is decorated with a colorful relief depicting the shepherds adoring the newborn Jesus.

Middelfart and the hike around the Hindsgavl peninsula are absolutely worth it 🤩👍!

View from the Old Beld Bridge

A truly remarkable mural by the artist Trador in Middelfart that enriches this area.

It's best to push your bike down the path. But dedicated mountain bikers can manage it!

Nørre Bjert Church, built in 1887, is a striking whitewashed village church designed by J.C. Fussing and later remodeled to resemble the Parisian Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Inside, it features a beautiful altarpiece painted by J. Th. Skovgaard in 1930, a rare 13th-century crucifix, and a granite baptismal font with symbolic carvings. The church seats around 150 and serves as both a place of worship and a vibrant cultural hub, hosting community dinners, film nights and philosophy talks. Perched on a hill with views of the surrounding countryside, it has been the heart of Nørre Bjert Parish since 1924.

Lillebæltsbroen (also Den gamle Lillebæltsbro) is a combined road and railway bridge over the Little Belt near Middelfart, Denmark, which was opened on 14 May 1935 and connects the Jutland peninsula with Funen. The bridge has a total length of 1178 metres.

In 1970, the New Lillebæltsbro took over much of the road traffic from the Old Lillebæltsbro, with three motorway lanes in each direction.