스틸링-솔비에르 쇠 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

In this beautiful church, I learned that not all Danish churches have a model of a traditional sailing ship in their interior, as I had previously assumed. What's particularly beautiful about this church, in addition to the successful combination of historical furnishings with new elements, such as the new mosaic glass panes, are the partially preserved frescoes on the side walls.

On a siding next to the service buildings at Odder Station, in front of some old freight cars, stands an old railbus from the days when the line wasn't yet electrified. Judging by the driver, the vehicle doesn't seem to be able to leave its parking space... 😉

Odder is a charming small town in the Central Jutland region of Denmark, about 20 km south of Aarhus. With around 12,914 inhabitants (as of 2023), it is the administrative seat of Odder Municipality. The town offers a mix of historical sights, such as the 12th-century Odder Church, and modern amenities. Odder is known for its proximity to the coast and offers many recreational opportunities, including the child-friendly beaches of Saksild and the car-free island of Tunø. The town also has a lively commercial life with various shops and cafés, such as the popular Mosters Café on the Market Square.

Odder Town Hall is located in the center of the city and is the administrative building of Odder Municipality. It is an important place for local administration and offers various services for citizens, such as registration matters, building applications and social services. The building itself is modern in design and reflects the functional architecture of the region. It serves not only as a workplace for the municipal employees, but also as a meeting place for various municipal events and meetings.

Odder Å is a river about 16 kilometers long in the Central Jutland region of Denmark. It rises south of Tornsbjerg Skov and flows mainly in an easterly and northeasterly direction through the town of Odder before emptying into the western part of Norsminde Fjord. The river is known for its healthy population of sea trout and brown trout, making it a popular destination for anglers. The last three kilometers before the mouth of the fjord are particularly interesting when the sea trout start their migration.

The courthouse in Odder, Denmark is a historic building that serves as part of the Danish judicial system. It houses the local district court, which is responsible for various legal matters in the region. The building itself is architecturally interesting and reflects the traditional building style of the region.

Odder Church is a historic parish church from the 12th century and one of the oldest parish churches in Denmark. It consists of a chancel and nave from the late 11th century, an apse rebuilt in 1868 and a stout tower. Particularly noteworthy is the burial chapel for Admiral Jens Rodsteen and his family, built around 1693. The church also houses a Romanesque baptismal font and fragments of 13th-century lime paintings. Another highlight is the 18-voice Frobenius organ, installed in 1994.

Odder Station is located in Odder Municipality in the Central Jutland region of Denmark. It was built in 1883 and was originally an important junction for the Hads-Ning-Herreders Railway (HHJ), which connected Aarhus with Hov. Today, Odder Station is the terminus of the L2 light rail line, which runs from Odder to Lisbjergskolen2.