The leaning houses
Some of the old houses from the late Middle Ages look almost as if they are about to cross the street. You can see more examples of this in the old town, where you'll find the small museum shop Kramboden and Oluf Bagers Gård.
Photo: Johan Joensen
"The medieval merchant's house at Nedergade 24 was showing its age. Kramboden, as it's called, appeared to have been drawn freehand, its whitewashed plaster, timber frames and leaded windows all a little bowed or askew." Wanderlust Magazine
Photo: Restaurant Oluf Bagers Gaard
Oluf Bager's Gaard
Nørregade 29, Odense, was built in 1586 by Oluf Bager. Through more than 400 years, the building has undergone major changes to the current configuration.
Photo: VisitOdense
Kramboden (The old Store)
Discover Kramboden, a charming museum shop in Odense featuring antiques and vintage items that tell part of the city’s captivating history.
Photo: VisitOdense
The Charity School - historical building
The little school for poor children, which Hans Christian Andersen attended when he lived here, is in Paaskestræde. The building is half-timbered.