This church in Viby, Aarhus, was probably built by King Valdemar the Great around 1150, originally with a Romanesque apse, choir and nave. A porch and a west tower were added around the 1400s. The granite baptismal font is its oldest furnishing, and the pulpit dates from the 1600s. The churchyard is enclosed by a stone dyke and works as a large green area. The church was renovated in 2018-2019, with a new floor and heating system.
It is part of the Viby parish centre, which also has an alcohol-free café and a second-hand shop run by volunteers. The entrance, parking and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
