Best places: Religions in Denmark

This airy church with an Expressionist-style exterior & Gothic-style interior seats 1800 people.

Baroque, 17th-century place of worship with a carillon & steps around the outside of the spire.

18th-century Lutheran church with the largest dome in Scandinavia & a Kierkegaard statue in grounds.

Imposing 12th-century, Gothic, brick cathedral with the graves of generations of kings & queens.

Geologically significant chalk & limestone cliff with walking paths & nearby museums.

👍👍 Excellently build with highly efficient maintenance. Been to more than 50 countries (including big names Muslim country), I really like how well they have maintained this Mosque. The cleanliness, the atmosphere, the environment, almost everything was near perfect. Also the carpet was extremely co...

Romanesque-style cathedral originally dating from 12th century, with 2 towers & notable frescoes.

Graveyard & park established in 1760, burial place of Soren Kierkegaard & Hans Christian Andersen.

17th-century church with a carved oak altarpiece & pulpit & a barrel-vaulted ceiling.

👍 It’s definitely worth the visit to see beautiful cherry blossoms in full bloom around March-April 🌸 it is only a short row that has the cherry blossoms and it gets quite packed with people wanting a selfie. So my best advice is go on a random weekday in the morning while most people are at work!

Tours of the royal palace's lavish reception rooms & stables, plus 12th-century castle remains.

Traditional English Anglican church consecrated in 1887 with a spire and stained glass windows.

Medieval Romanesque-style cathedral from 1250 known for its concerts, notable paintings & museum.

CF Hansen's grand neoclassical cathedral, home to Thorvaldsen's statues of Christ & the apostles.

Gothic church dating from the 12th century dedicated to Saint Clement, with fresco-covered arches.

👍👍 High Mass on the first and third Sundays of the month are in Latin / Gregorian tradition. Brilliant setting for a deeply faithful community.

👍👍 A beautiful 17th century church that offers tranquility and peace in busy central Copenhagen. It is part of the Trinitatis Complex that also includes Copenhagen University library as well as the Rundetam astronomical observatory tower. If you are fortunate, you may hear organ music during your visit...