6 Sights in Fredericia, Denmark (with Map and Images)

The Land Soldier is a monument a few meters inside the Prince's Gate in Fredericia. It consists of a cast 3.75 m high bronze statue on a 2.5 m high granite base, flanked by 6 pieces of 168 pd. mortars also in bronze. 2 of them are spoils of war from 1849. On the pillar is inscribed the date of the Battle of Fredericia, 6 July 1849.

Wikipedia: Landsoldaten (DA), Website

St. Canute's Church is a Roman Catholic church on Sjællandsgade in Fredericia. It is the oldest church founded after the Reformation and has the second oldest Catholic congregation in the Diocese of Copenhagen.

Wikipedia: Sankt Knuds Kirke (Fredericia) (DA), Website

The White Water Tower is a water tower on Prince George's Bastion, 125 m northeast of the Prince's Gate in Fredericia. The tower was built in 1908 and was in use until 1994. Today, the tower serves as a lookout tower, as the platform at the top of the tower is 44 meters above sea level. The artist Søren Hausgaard Kjær has decorated the tower inside.

Wikipedia: Det hvide vandtårn (Fredericia) (DA)

DSB Memorial Park, located in Fredericia on Fredericia Ramparts, Holstein's bastion, is a park with memorials to DSB and Banedanmark personnel who have died in the service of the agency as well as personnel who have been killed during the German occupation, 1940 – 1945.

Wikipedia: DSB Mindelund (DA)

Fredericia Ramparts is a rampart that surrounds central Fredericia. It is Northern Europe's best-preserved ramparts, and with today's use as a public park, it is one of the largest urban parks in Denmark.

Wikipedia: Fredericia Vold (DA)

Madsbyparken is a large green area in western Fredericia of approx. 80 hectares, which includes a family attraction, Madsby Play Park. The play park is a free outdoor playland with animal husbandry, playground, tarzan track and puppet theatre.

Wikipedia: Madsbyparken (DA)