Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #2 in Odense C, Denmark

Ansgars Church is a church in Odense, Denmark, within the Diocese of Funen.

Wikipedia: Ansgars Church (EN)

The Tidens Collection in Odense is a cultural-historical hands-on museum of clothing, form and housing in the 20th century from 1900 - 1990s. Here it is allowed to touch the exhibited objects, because you can sit in the furniture, open the drawers, look in the books and try on the clothes.

Wikipedia: Tidens Samling (DA), Website

Magasinet is a theater and music venue located as part of the Kulturmachinen building complex in Brandts Passage in Odense. The place has functioned as a concert venue since 1989, when the first concert was held with the band Runrig. Today, the place is used, among other things, for stand-up, concerts, revue theater and film screenings.

Wikipedia: Magasinet (DA), Website

Hans Christian Andersen's Childhood Home is a small museum, located in Munkemøllestræde 3-5, originally Klingenberg 646 in Odense, and comprises a total area of approx. 42 m², which the shoemaker family with the then two-year-old Hans Christian Andersen moved to in May 1807 and inhabited until 1819. In Hans Christian Andersen's childhood, the house consisted of three apartments. In the first, Hans Christian Andersen lived with his parents, and in the other two apartments, respectively, lived the glovemaker, Frantz Köcker, with family and at the other end of the house, hatter's friend Phillip Schenk and his wife. The Andersen and Köcker families had a common anteroom as an entrance to the two apartments.

Wikipedia: H.C. Andersens Barndomshjem (DA)

The Baptist Church in Odense, also called Christ Church, is a Baptist church in Odense with approx. 280 members, of whom approx. 40% are new Danes. The church was consecrated in 1933, the extension in 1982, the chapel was renovated in 2020.

Wikipedia: Baptistkirken i Odense (DA)