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Bring your dog along

Odense is a dog-friendly city where you’re welcome to bring your four-legged friend along for the adventure. You’ll find attractions, green spaces, parks, dog parks, and a variety of cafés and places to stay that warmly welcome dogs and their owners.

Helene Ottosen med hunden i skoven
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Restaurants and cafés

Chez Désirée” Café & Bar á Vin
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Wine Bar & Café Chez Desiree

Chez Désirée is a French café and wine bar in Odense's Rosenbæk quarter with a strong emphasis on French products and ambiance.

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Gordon Sushi Odense
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Gordon Sushi

Enjoy authentic Japanese dining in Odense. Experience omakase with fresh ingredients, sushi, and perfectly paired wines – a night to remember!

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Café Chinos
Photo: Sebastian Lind Hansen

Café Chino

Visit Café Chino in Odense: cosy café by Brandts serving from-scratch brunch, burgers and sharing boards. Gluten-free options and dog-friendly, relaxed vibe.

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Attractions

Odense Castle in Kongens Have in Odense
Photo: Thomas Mørkeberg© Odense Kommune

Odense Slot (Castle) in King's Park

Stroll through Odense’s green oasis and admire the elegant castle architecture — a hidden gem in the heart of the city.

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Drone photo of Odense City Hall
Photo: Benjamin Dalby

Odense City Hall

The Town Hall, which owes its Italian-Gothic lines to the two architects Herholdt and Lendorf, was built in the 1880's.

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Odin's Odense drone photo
Photo: Oliver Palmer

Odin's Odense - Iron Age and Viking Age

Open air museum village showcasing Iron Age and Viking Age in Denmark with reconstructions and activities, primarily during the summer.

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The Funen Village - family with chickens
Photo: Ard Jongsma

The Funen Village - Open Air Museum

The Funen Village is a historical museum where you can experience many different activities and see how people lived and worked in the 18th and 19th centuries.

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paaskestraede with fall colours
Photo: Andreas Bastiansen

The old town in Odense

Cozy atmosphere in the Historic Quarter. This is where you will find the old half-timbered houses, cobbled streets and hollyhocks.

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Dog parks

A couple is walking their dog in a wooded area.
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Lolas Lund - off-leash dog park

The almost 3-hectare fenced area in Hedvigslundskoven is a great place to walk your dog. There is old forest, new plantings and a large grassy area.

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Tired hiker leaning up against a tree
Photo: Kurt Christensen

Kohaveskoven (Forest) in Odense

Kohaveskoven with its surrounding woods, new plantings and grazed meadows is one of Odense's largest and finest natural areas.

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Parks and green areas

Sculpture Park Hollufgaard
Photo: Gæsteatelier Hollufgaard

Park Hollufgaard

Hollufgård sculpture park is open all year and offers many outdoor art experiences. A fine example of a cultural and natural landscape with great diversity.

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The Romantic Garden at Sanderumgaard
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The Romantic Garden Sanderumgaard

Located next to the main building of Sanderumgaard Manor House is the old romantic landscape garden, one of the first of its kind in Denmark

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Autumn in the Fairy Tale Garden
Photo: Andreas Bastiansen

The Fairy Tale Garden in Odense

The fairy tale garden is the small park, located at Odense River behind the cathedral. The park includes some sculptures and a small island.

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Botanical Garden
Photo: Odense Kommune

Botanical Garden

The garden has several functions, as it is used both as a park, inspiration garden for garden lovers and as a training location for kindergartens and schools.

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Munkemose Park in the fall
Photo: Kasper Emil© VisitOdense

Fish Ladder in Munke Mose

The Fish Ladder is located in Munke Mose. There it is also possible to rent a boat, go on a river cruise or use the playground.

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Munkemose Park in the fall
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Munke Mose Park

Local park Munke Mose is where you can catch the river cruise, rent a pedalo, get an ice cream and see several fairy tale inspired sculptures.

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Castle Odense in the sunshine
Photo: Johan Joensen

Kongens Have (King's Garden) in Odense

Kongens Have was laid out as a Baroque garden in the 1720s on the basis of a plan by Johann Cornelius Krieger. Parts of the original garden can still be found.

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two people on a bench in the Monastery Herb Garden
Photo: Anja Panduro

Klosterhaven - Medicinal Herbs

The monastery garden is a fine little geometrically laid out garden, which architect I. P. Sørensen drew in the 1920’s.

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