Church of Beets
Beets' 15th-century village church is well worth a visit. The floral ornaments on the vaulting, presumably made by Norwegian whalers in the early 17th century, are certainly unique.
Like the equally old baptismal railing, the beautifully carved pulpit, the tower clock by the famous bell founders François and Pierre Hemony from 1650 and the beautiful 19th-century Flaes organ.
It is also possible to rent a space in the church. Have you been married for twenty-five years? Looking for a nice space for a staff party? Want to hold a painting or didgeridoo-blowing course, a special women's evening or a meeting.
In a seventeenth-century entourage, your party, meeting or workshop will clearly carry more weight than just any room somewhere.
At Beets Church, you can choose from three venues: small and simple, larger and chic, or grand and monumental. Customised high-quality catering can be arranged through the church administration or the Village Hall, as well as simple dressed-up drinks.
