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The castle has been rebuilt several times since the end of the 13th century. Its current appearance dates back to the 18th century. The castle is not accessible.

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A 13th-century Gothic church in the heart of the city center. Hidden away in a narrow, narrow-street neighborhood, it was just leaving the church as we passed by.

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Canute was king in Odense in the 11th century.

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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, exhibitions about and from the North Atlantic countries, lectures, and more. Here you will also find the critically acclaimed restaurant Nordatlanten, overlooking the water and harbor, and the in-house shop with design, clothing, and jewelry from the North Atlantic countries.

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Odense Castle is located in the city center and has shaped its surroundings for over 500 years. Originally built in the late 13th century as a monastery for the Knights of St. John, the building changed hands and functions after the Reformation. In 1575, King Frederik II transformed the old monastery into a royal palace. The current complex has been renovated several times. At the beginning of the 18th century, Frederik IV desired a modern residence. The architect Johan Cornelius Krieger designed a new main wing in the Baroque style and laid out a symmetrical castle garden in the 1720s – today's Royal Garden. The castle was further expanded in 1837 when the architect Jørgen Hansen Koch added an additional wing, giving the building its present form.

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St. John's Church is a redstone Knights Hospitaller monastery church located right in the center of Odense, near Kongens Have and Odense Castle. When the church was built, it was located in the northernmost part of Odense, as the city appeared in the Middle Ages. The earliest mention of the church dates back to 1295, when it was actually St. Michael's Church. Later, in 1329, there is a written reference to St. John's Monastery. The church is built in the Gothic style and has some fine details, including an outside pulpit on the south side, where services could probably have been held for lepers and outlaws who were not allowed to come to church. During World War II, the church's two pastors used the outside pulpit for a series of devotions for the Odense citizens in attendance. Not much remains of the original church, which was most recently modernized three times in 1997-98.

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Nice playground for the children in the park near the butterfly garden.

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King Canud became very important to Odense when he ruled the country from 1080 to 1086. Aelnoth's Chronicle from around 1120 tells the story of the king, who was murdered by rebellious peasants in St. Albani's Church on July 10, 1086, during a turbulent period in the country's history. After his death, Canud was canonized and given the name Canud the Holy. His remains are located in the crypt of the cathedral, which also bears his name, St. Canud's Church. The bronze statue stands where the former St. Albani's Church once stood. The statue was a gift from the Fyens Disconto Fund in 1946. https://www.visitodense.de/turist/reiseplanung/statue-knud-der-heilige-gdk664346

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