St. Peter's Church - Naestved

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My hotel is the building on the left and parts of the building date back to the 1500's but renovations have changed the original look. St. Peter's Church on the right dates close to it's original form from 1375. The church is known to have been here since at least 1135. The tower clock was added in 1736.
 Random sculpture on the grounds.
Behind the main entrance, looking to the clock tower. The sky really isn't blue, the camera editing decided to auto-correct this rainy day.

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