The Iconic Buildings

Odense Cathedral was built in the 14th century. It is a Gothic cathedral with a high and bright nave, and in the crypt you will find the remains of Saint Canute, Denmark's last Viking king. The cathed...

The History of Odense City Hall

Odense City Hall, situated right in the heart of Odense's vibrant center, has housed the city's administrative and political center since its construction from 1881 to...

Saint Alban's Church is a Catholic church in Odense, primarily serving the Polish, German, and Vietnamese Catholics in the area. The current Saint Alban's Church is not the medieval church where King ...

When you step into the H.C. Andersen House, you enter an enchanting narrative about the world-famous author Hans Christian Andersen.

In Munkemøllestræde, close to the Odense Cathedral, the river and the Fairytale Garden, you will find the little yellow half-timbered house where Hans Christian Andersen lived with his parents from th...

H.C. Andersen's mother worked as a washerwoman and washed clothes in Odense Å. Along the river, there were several washing places where the women could put their soapy water. When the clothes had to b...

Odense Theatre is one of Denmark's largest theatres with a large permanent ensemble of actors and more than 10 annual self-produced performances as well as a wealth of guest performances and activitie...

The fish ladder is located in Munke Mose in central Odense and was built in 2006 to ensure that fish can move unhindered through the entire Odense River. The facility itself was designed by architect ...

Culture, food and experiences
The ground floor of Nordatlantisk Hus is the heart of the house, where everyone is welcome. Here, Nordatlantisk Hus offers cultural experiences with North Atlantic artists...

Towards the end of his reign, Frederik IV wished for the same degree of comfort in provincial castles as he enjoyed in Copenhagen. In 1720 a contract was signed for alterations to be made to "Odensegå...

Restaurant Oluf Bagers Gård, nestled in the heart of Odense, holds a rich historical significance as part of Oluf Bagers Mødrene Gård (Oluf Bager's Mother's Yard). Its origins can be traced back to 15...

The old railway station served as the city's railway station from 1914 until the late 90s. Many of the neo-baroque characteristics can be seen on the building. Notice, for example, the roof with coppe...