Denmark Southern Denmark Odense

Named for the Norse god Odin in the 11C, this town is home to ecclesiastical landmarks, a few museum, and a well-restored center.

Stroll through this picturesque town center, enjoying the quaint atmosphere and visiting the local taverns.

Travel back in time to 18C-19C Denmark in this excellent open-air museum, where an array of traditional Funish buildings awaits.

Home to over 2,000 animals from nearly 150 different species, this excellent zoological garden also features an Oceanarium.

Formerly a textile mill, the center now houses contemporary artwork, bookshops, cinemas, boutiques, and cafes.

Located in a fine Neoclassical buildings, the museum exhibits an array of artworks by Danish masters, with a focus on Constructivism.

Dedicated to the father of fairy tales, this charming museum is located in H.C Anderson's childhood home.

Home to a statue of H.C. Anderson, the fairy tale writer, this lush green park is located on the bank of the River Odense.

Located in a courtyard of half-timbered 17C Renaissance house, this museum traces the regional history through the Middle Ages onward.

A formidable Brick Gothic cathedral, featuring eclestic decorations, as well as the remains of St. Canute and his brother Benedict.