The new classics
Especially in connection with the light rail construction, beautiful new buildings have sprung up in the centre of Odense. When walking along the light rail line from Vestergade towards Hans Christian Andersen's House, imagining the four-lane road that used to be here is almost impossible.
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Hans Christian Andersen House
Step into Hans Christian Andersen’s House in Odense – a museum attraction where fairy tales, architecture and immersive experiences come together.
Photo: Daniel Jensen
Carl Nielsen Quarter
Odense's new city district is part of the ambitious urban transformation, where the city is now more open and the entire city centre is now connected with new, beautiful, organic, sharp and different shapes with courtyard environments and new business premises.
Photo: Benjamin Dalby
Byens Bro (City Bridge)
Byens Bro is Odense’s striking cycle and pedestrian bridge, connecting the city centre with the harbour and making it easy to move between Kongens Have, Odense Station Centre and the lively student…
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Port of Odense - beautiful nature and industrial charm
The Port of Odense was built in the early 1800s, and much has happened since then. After more than 150 years as a busy industrial port, the harbour is now being transformed into a new, exciting area with a burgeoning cultural life.
Photo: Anja Panduro
Odense Harbour Bath - go for a free swim
Odense Havnebad is located in the centre of Odense Harbour. It is shaped like a ship with a deck and cabin, making it easy to find. More activities on Odense Harbour
