Free for young visitors under 18
Explore Odense with young visitors – completely free of charge. Several museums and attractions offer free admission for under 18s, from H.C. Andersen’s magical universe to The Funen Village, without stretching your holiday budget.
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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.

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Hans C. Andersen's Childhood Home
In Munkemøllestræde, close to the Odense Cathedral, the river and the Fairytale Garden, you will find the little yellow half-timbered house where Hans Christian Andersen lived with his parents from the age of 2 to 14.

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The Danish Railway Museum
The Danish Railway Museum is located in the centre of Odense and is an ideal destination for the whole family.

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Carl Nielsen Museum
Denmark's most famous composer came from humble beginnings. As a composer, Carl Nielsen constantly pushed the boundaries. The result was bold symphonies and compositions, but also songs that have become part of Danish cultural identity.

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Art Museum Brandts in Odense
At Art Museum Brandts, you can quickly spend a whole day among the masters of the past as well as the talents of contemporary art.

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TID City Museum Odense
In the heart of old town you will find TID museum – a cultural oasis comprising lovely courtyards and buildings from the 16th century to the present day.

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The Funen Village - Open Air Museum
The Funen Village offers an insight into everyday life on Funen in centuries past and shows how resources were used, reused and preserved. The museum highlights historical ways of life and the experiences that can still inspire us today.




