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.

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.

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

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