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Odense is Denmark's third largest city, located on the island of Funen. The island is connected by bridges to the rest of the country. A stay in Odense gives you easy access to the many unique experiences of Funen, where fairytale castles and manor houses, unique nature from the Ice Age, bridge walking and endless sandy beaches, among many ...
Discover the attractions in Odense, Denmark's oldest city and the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen. Explore museums, galleries, sculptures, parks, zoos and more in this vibrant and historic destination.
Odense is the hometown of Hans Christian Andersen and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a rich history and culture. Find out what to see, do and eat in Odense, from the new H.C. Andersen House to the Viking ring fortress Nonnebakken.
Odense is a city rich in history, culture and family-friendly activities. Discover the home of H.C. Andersen, the Viking heritage, the events and festivals, and more.
With one of Denmark's longest high streets you can find almost anything you are looking for - old or new, bargain or exclusive. Local Discover Odense as the locals do, from their favorite eateries and coffee shops, their favorite weekend spots, to what they do when it rains and more.
In several places in this beautifully preserved part of Odense, you can look into the courtyards in the old merchant houses, while the contrast to the old, poor school makes an impression. The medieval spirit can really be perceived in the old cobbled district.
Fyn is known as Denmark's garden and Odense is often spoken of as the capital of Fyn. The city is filled with gardens and parks, trees flank the major roads and Odense River snakes its way through the city centre.
Explore the cultural heritage and stories of the Viking Age in Odense, one of Denmark's oldest cities. See the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nonnebakken, the Viking ship museum, the Viking king Canute the Holy and more.
Odense is one of Denmark's oldest cities and you can feel the presence of history everywhere. In our museums you can explore the Iron Age, Viking Age, 18th century farm village life, the Cold War and even what everyday life was like for your grand parents at Tidens Samling.
Krieger laid out a beautiful castle garden in the classic, French style for the Odense Palace. The entire complex was completed in 1730.
