Beautiful church! Came to Denmark to watch my best friend get married! His wife is from Denmark…read more This church apparently has parts of it that are 800 years old! Great history. It really gives you a very old school feel to it.

While strolling along Helsingor in Denmark, we came across this lovely church. Walked into the…read morechurch, and we were greeted by heavenly voices! There was a group of men and women of all ages rehearsing their songs. I believe they were preparing for a concert. It felt like we were listening to angels singing! They were that good! As for the church itself, it was a beautiful place of worship. Appears to have been around a very long time. I would guess the church was built in the 1400s or 1500s, but you would have to research that on your own if you are interested. There is a pretty courtyard on the church grounds. Looks like this place used to be or maybe still is a monastery. Wonderful church to visit in Helsingor. Remember to say a prayer. :-)

It's a beautiful 12th century little church of Gothic architecture…read more I was there for a wedding and I have to admit it was a very good option! It can easily take up to 100 people, has access for disabled people and an organ with great sound. No flashy decoration, no stained glasses, no statues or many pictures. Just a simple traditional Danish church, as it should! It also has a very nice garden.

St. Peter's Church (Sankt Petri kyrka) is one of those places that quietly impresses you the longer…read moreyou're inside. From the outside it's classic brick Gothic, very "serious medieval church energy," but inside it opens up with high vaulted ceilings, calm light, and a peaceful vibe that makes you instinctively lower your voice. It's Malmö's oldest church, dating back to the 1300s, and it feels like it. The details stand out. Carved wooden altars, old murals, and side chapels that feel like little time capsules. It's not flashy or overwhelming, just a really nice pause from the city where you can wander, look up, and appreciate how much craftsmanship went into a building that's been standing here for centuries. A good stop if you want history without a long lecture.

Breathtakingly beautiful church. So much detail. It's a definite must visit when in Malmo. One can…read morepicture royalty being wed here. When I visited on a weekend morning, there were only a couple seated worshippers, and a handful of other visitors admiring the architecture.

Another pretty church in Copenhagen. Not super ornate, like most of the others, but with great…read moreacoustics and a pretty interior.

Very cool experience visiting. Due to being out of the way from the main downtown areas the church…read morewas not very crowded. The architecture, exterior and interior were both incredible and plenty of chairs to sit in to take it all in.

It's off-the-beaten-path and a trek to get there being so north from central city, but it's worth…read morethe investment. Grundtvigs Kirke is one of the only examples of expressionist architecture in churches around the world. From the moment you turn the corner to see the church, it's stunning. It seems other worldly. It's open throughout the year for visitors. When my friend and I went in at 3 p.m. on a Thursday in October 2021, the doors were open and an organist was playing. A few tourists filled the seats snapping photos of the unique design. If you love design and architecture, definitely go here. Admission is free and they sell a few items inside to help fund the church's Christmas charity work.

We visited with a tour group on a rainy day, which gave the Gothic brick structure a gravitas…read moreappropriate for a northern European Protestant tall-steeple church. I'm not sure what I could add that isn't better expressed in history, architecture, or travel websites. We enjoyed our time communing with Danish royals of the past.

What a pleasant surprise!…read more A UNESCO Heritage Site, this cathedral is absolutely stunning. Walking up to it, you'd never know. The exterior is simple but once inside, the architecture is breath taking. How wonderful for it to be opened to the public. Take your time, walk and look at everything. The royals are buried here, and there are many hallways to explore. Highly recommend!