Nørre Nebel Church lies on the southern edge of the small town, which is in the Blåbjerg area. The church was built during the Romanesque period, in the thirteenth century. The tower and porch are late Gothic additions. The church has a Gothic altarpiece from the fifteenth century. This contains sixteen carved figures and is surrounded by an elaborate Renaissance frame. There are Gothic frescoes visible on the walls. The pews ends are adorned with imaginative carvings from the late sixteenth century.