Odense has the following attractions worth visiting:

The former residence of Andersen Museum shows many stories and life stories of Andersen. Many exquisite books and his original calligraphy and painting are worth seeing.

Fuen Village in fei cun is an open-air museum, located in an old-fashioned building complex, with corral, duck pond, apple tree and garden. It shows the original life style of Denmark, as if time had gone back into Andersen's manor in Denmark, with towering old trees, lush greenery, quiet environment and simple folk customs. You can not only experience rural life in Denmark, but also get involved in it and get close to nature and animals.

Odense Cathedral, a Gothic Cathedral built in14th century, is the most famous church in odense, with an ancient red wall outside and pure white inside. More than 300 exquisite sculptures absolutely dazzle you. Even the windows are well-made, showing people the wealth and status of medieval odense. In today's churches in America, you can often see some Catholics praying in them. If you are lucky, you can also see local people holding weddings here, which is the best place to integrate into local religious culture.

Odense Central Plaza odense Central Plaza is located in the center of odense, surrounded by various European-style buildings and churches, and there is also a huge bronze statue of Swindweig Hansen-lying Oceania.

2. Danish tourist routes

Denmark has a mild and pleasant climate and can travel all year round. But usually, the annual tourist season starts from April to 10, and the tourist season starts from June to August. During this period, art galleries and scenic spots closed late, and there were many free outdoor concerts and performances. At this time, the weather is fine and the temperature is suitable, with the highest temperature of 2 1 and the average temperature of 15- 17. The main tourist attractions are Copenhagen, Andersen's hometown of the United States-odense, Lego City, the west coast of jutland and the northernmost scalia.

3. A complete collection of tourist attractions in Denmark

Northern Europe generally refers to five countries: Denmark: the country of a thousand islands, Norway: the country of a thousand lakes, Finland: the place where the Nobel Prize was awarded, Sweden: the paradise of explorers, and Iceland: fire and ice.

Optimal travel time

June-September is the best time to travel in northern Europe, with cool climate, long days and short nights, which is very suitable for wandering around the town or doing various outdoor activities.

Best free travel route

Finland (Helsinki), Sweden (Stockholm), Iceland (Reykjavik, Vic, Glacier Lake), Norway (Bergen, Ferom, Stavanger, Oslo), Denmark (Copenhagen)

Matters needing attention

The popularity of English in northern Europe is relatively high, and English can be used almost unimpeded here. Generally speaking, the public security in northern Europe is very good, and the crime rate is extremely low. The main danger comes from nature. Before hiking outdoors or doing activities alone, you need to make sure that you are familiar with the surrounding natural environment.

It'd better prepare more change before traveling. Ordinary shops will refuse to charge 100 euros, but accommodation, meals and shopping can be paid by Visa or Master credit card.

Must-see attractions

Helsinki (Finland) must-see attractions: Fort Finland, Helsinki Cathedral, sibelius park, Companion Island, National Museum of Finland. Helsinki is a city that combines classical beauty with modern civilization. It has both the romantic atmosphere of the ancient European city and the charm of an international metropolis. It perfectly combines urban architecture with natural scenery. Most of the buildings in the city are made of light-colored granite, which is called the white city in the north. Against the backdrop of the sea, this port city always looks beautiful and clean, regardless of the blue sky in summer or the floating ice in winter, and is known as the daughter of the Baltic Sea.

Stockholm (Sweden) must-see attractions: Stockholm City Hall, Stockholm Old Town, Stockholm Palace, Stockholm Cathedral, Knight Island. Stockholm is the political, cultural, economic and transportation center of Sweden, and the seat of the Swedish national government, parliament and palace. The whole city of Stockholm is distributed on 14 islands and a peninsula, also known as Venice in the north. The city has a long history, but the museums and historical sites are well preserved. Since 190 1 year, every year on1February 10, after the death of Nobel, the famous Nobel Prize will be held in Stockholm Concert Hall.

The must-see attractions in Reykjavik (Iceland): Reykjavik Cathedral, Harper Concert Hall and Conference Center, Golden Circle of the Day, Taining Lake, and Binhai Trail. Reykjavik is near the Arctic Circle and is the northernmost capital in the world. The sky here is blue, the city is clean and tidy, and there is almost no pollution. It is called a smoke-free city. Whenever the morning sun rises or the sun sets, the peaks on both sides show delicate purple, and the sea turns dark blue, which makes people feel like they are in a painting. The main buildings in the old city, such as Parliament Building, City Hall, Reykjavik University, National Museum and Cathedral, are all surrounded by lake water and have beautiful scenery.

Must-see attractions in Bergen (Norway): Bergen Ancient City, Mount Lehir, Bergen Aquarium, Bruggen, St. Mary's Church. Bergen is the second largest city in Norway and the largest and most beautiful port capital on the west coast. It is located on the steep fjord line on the west coast, backed by the harbor and seven hills. It is a beautiful seaport city, frequenting Pui Wan and reaching the Atlantic Ocean directly. Bergen was selected as one of the nine major cultural cities in Europe in 2000, and its charm is displayed in theaters, dances, music, art, food and exhibitions. In the north, there are many ancient buildings of the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages, while in the south, there are modern shopping streets.

Fromm (Norway) must-see attractions: Fromm Railway Museum. Fromm Town is located in a tributary of the deepest and longest Songen Fjord in Norway (204 kilometers long and 1308 meters deep), connecting Murdal, which is 2 meters above sea level, and Murdal, which is 867 meters above sea level. Surrounded by towering and steep mountains, beautiful and spectacular fjords, breathtaking waterfalls and deep and remote valleys, these picturesque scenery seem to be in heaven. The classic way to get to Fromm is through the Fromm Railway, which runs from a low-altitude fjord to a high mountain with an altitude difference of about 900 meters. It is the most spectacular railway line in Europe, and you can enjoy the most primitive and magnificent natural scenery along the way in Norway.

Stavanger (Norway) must-see attractions: Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Stavanger Old Town, Stavanger Cathedral, Stavanger Botanical Garden and Wallen Beach. Stavanger is the fourth largest city in Norway and a commercial port and fishing port in Boken Fjord on the west coast of Norway. The cultural relics here are very well preserved, and it is the city with the most wooden buildings in Europe. The most famous is the wooden church in Urnes, which was built in 1 150. The unique Norwegian Petroleum Museum and the Fish Cannery Museum are also very interesting and are loved by many tourists.

Oslo (Norway) must-see attractions: Akhus Castle, Oslo City Hall, Oslo Opera House, Viking Museum, Bigdi Peninsula. Oslo is the capital of Norway and the political, economic, cultural and commercial center of Norway. Surrounded by mountains, jungles and Yuan Ye on three sides, it has both the charming scenery of coastal cities and the vigorous momentum of mountains and dense forests. The municipal construction here maintains a strong medieval color and unique Nordic scenery. There are few skyscrapers in this city. Most of the streets are buildings with 6 or 7 floors, surrounded by neat lawns and colorful flowers. There are the National Art Gallery, the Pirate Ship Museum and the famous vigeland Sculpture Park, which is a very suitable holiday resort for walking.

Copenhagen (Denmark) must-see attractions: The Little Mermaid Sculpture, Newport, Rosenberg Palace, Joffrey Park and Ji Fen Fountain. Copenhagen, the fairy tale of Andersen's birthplace, has the largest number of Michelin restaurants in northern Europe, and is naturally a gourmet paradise in northern Europe. With top designers and developed transportation system, it is a model of modern metropolis; There are also many castles and royal courtyards with a strong classical atmosphere. The dense jungle, beautiful beaches, elegant lakes, beautiful women everywhere, dazzling goods and passing teenagers in the city center are all beautiful and unique scenery in Copenhagen.

Bichi gourmet

Finland

Fish Pie: Fish Pie is made of fish, and white trout, a common small fish in the eastern lake area of Finland, is stuffed into the pie, which is very delicious.

Herring potato: The new potato with fresh water fish and chanterelle sauce is delicious and unforgettable! Fried venison: Reindeer live in Lapland province in northern Finland, which is one of the healthiest foods. It's rich in vitamin B 12, omega-3 and omega-6, and it's fat-free. It's delicious! Barbecue sausage: Finns love barbecue sausage. Big fat sausage for barbecue with mustard sauce and beer. It's great!

Sweden

Pickled herring: Pickled herring has many flavors, such as mustard, chives, garlic and dill. It is usually eaten with boiled potatoes, sour cream, chives, hard and spicy cheese, boiled eggs and Swedish crispy bread. Pea soup and pancakes: Some traditional lunch restaurants in Sweden serve pea soup and pancakes with cranberry sauce or other jam on Thursday.

Swedish Crispy Bread: Crispy bread can be served with various foods, such as sliced boiled eggs or caviar extruded from a hose for breakfast, sliced ham, cheese and cucumber for lunch, and pure butter for dinner. This is a favorite food in Sweden.

Shrimp sandwich: Shrimp sandwich is one of the royal choices of the Swedish king. This seafood snack is made up of sliced boiled eggs, lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers, usually covered with a layer of cream. Romsey whipped cream to mix dill and caviar. Very delicious.

Norway

Norwegian cheese: one of the most classic foods in Norway. Geitost is an authentic Norwegian flavor, sweet and very distinctive.

Norwegian stewed mutton: a traditional Norwegian dish, it is a rare delicacy in northern Europe in winter. Salted cod: Salted cod is a traditional Christmas dish in Norway. It softens dried cod with water and lye, and then cooks or smokes it. It has a unique taste.

Norwegian salmon: Norwegian salmon can be eaten in many ways, such as steaming, frying, boiling or barbecue, and the most special is smoked salmon. Salmon is delicate, served with berries and hot and sour mustard sauce, sandwiched on bread or baked potatoes, and served with a bottle of cold beer. It's really delicious.

Iceland

Hakar: Hakar is Iceland's specialty. Shark meat is buried in the sand for 3 to 6 months, let it naturally rot and stink, and then dug out for cooking.

Whale meat: Whale meat is very common in Iceland and can be bought in supermarkets. It is more expensive than beef and is one of the important foods for local people. Whales taste a bit like raw beef and are very chewy.

Icelandic smoked fish: Icelandic smoked fish is also the pride of local people, and it is one of the dishes that every household in Iceland must cook.

Icelandic lobster: Icelandic lobster is big, tender and delicious.

Denmark

Danish Crisp: Danish Crisp is a mixture of flour and milk. The stuffing is jam or chocolate sauce, and there are hundreds of layers of cakes. Crispy and delicious, sweet but not greasy, with endless aftertaste.

Danish meatballs: Danish meatballs are fried with pork, flour and other ingredients according to the traditional method. They are usually served with fried potatoes, vegetables and delicious special sauces. They taste soft and delicious. Danish beer: Danish beer is brewed with high-quality water quality and perfect hops under the strict technical supervision of the Nordic people. The taste is rich, mellow and very refreshing.

Danish biscuits: Denmark is a world leader in food baking. The most famous is Danish cookies, which are not only nutritious, but also delicious, sweet and delicious.

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: Denmark is a highly developed country in the world. Here are four famous cities in Denmark:

1. Copenhagen

The mermaid statue meditated quietly by the sea. This fairy-tale castle is located next to the palace in this city, which is ancient and magical, artistic and modern. This is Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark.

Main tourist attractions:

(1) Newport: Newport is an artificial canal that directly introduces seawater into King New Square. The old house by the river is colorful. Along the banks of the canal, there are various bars and restaurants frequented by seafarers all over the world. There are many classic places, leaving many famous relics, including the fairy tale master Andersen.

(2) The Little Mermaid bronze statue: Mermaid is a world-famous bronze statue. She is located in Long Beach Park, northeast of Copenhagen. In Andersen's fairy tale world, the beautiful love between the little mermaid, the daughter of the sea, and the prince is touching. Many tourists come to Denmark to visit the "beautiful" every year. Little mermaid. Has become a symbol of Denmark. (3) Amalienborg: AmalienborgPalace is located on the coast of the Orson Strait in the east of Copenhagen, and is the main palace of the Danish royal family. Nowadays, with the architecture of Amalianbao attracting the attention of tourists from all over the world, there is a changing ceremony of the Royal Guard at noon every day. This special ceremony has become a major feature of Amalianbao and contributed a lot of income to Danish tourism.

2. odense

Odense is the city of bicycles, the hometown of Andersen, and every corner of the city is engraved with Andersen's imprint. Main tourist attractions:

(1) Ilsco Castle: Ilsco Castle is located in the south of Denmark's second largest island and was built in 1554. This is the best preserved Renaissance waterfront castle in Europe. (2) The former residence of Andersen: Go to the fairy tale of Andersen's birthplace, accompany the mermaid, the ugly duckling and the little match girl, and touch our wonderful childhood dreams.

(3) Bronze: Bronze International Art and Culture Center is located in the center of odense. There are many museums, specialty stores, restaurants, odense Music Library, Philippine Academy of Fine Arts, cafes, cinemas and music performance venues.

3. Aarhus

Fashion, young Denmark, the second largest city in the United States, has typical European pastoral scenery. The artistic atmosphere here is comparable to Copenhagen, and countless bars, restaurants and cafes light up her night sky. Main tourist attractions:

(1) Old Town of Aarhus: Built in 19 14, the old town is the first outdoor museum in the world to display urban architectural culture. It is said that in the process of restoration after relocation, every brick must be put back to its original position accurately. Here, people can see old houses built in different historical periods and representing different architectural styles. (2) Mosco Prehistoric Museum: Mosco Prehistoric Museum is located in a manor in the forest. The museum not only preserves and displays Danish prehistoric and Viking cultural relics. The most important collection in the museum is a male mummy excavated in Denmark. Although it is a rare archaeological evidence, the strange atmosphere in the exhibition room is chilling.

(3) Aarhus Art Museum: The gathering place of Danish avant-garde art is an excellent place to understand the history of Danish painting. Don't miss it for young artists in Tang Dynasty!

4. aalborg

Aalborg is famous for its beautiful scenery and many cultural relics. Little Paris in the north. The history of piracy has left a deep imprint on this city. Main tourist attractions:

(1) North jutland Museum: mainly designed by architect Albarral Toto. The main exhibits are contemporary works of art from Denmark and European countries. Besides the works of Picasso, Ernst and Xia Jiaer, Cobblah's works are very famous.

(2) Linde Golm Pirate Site: Located in the north of aalborg, overlooking the whole city of aalborg. It is said that this site is the largest cemetery in northern Europe, and it belongs to this island. There are about 700 tombs in the whole cemetery.

4. Tourist attractions in Denmark

Denmark is the southernmost of the five Nordic countries, facing Germany in the south and Sweden and Norway across the sea in the north. It is the gateway to northern Europe. There are many tourist attractions in Denmark, among which Copenhagen, Tivoli Park, Newport, Bornholm Island, Kronburg Castle, Skarn, etc. are popular places for tourism and holiday.

Copenhagen is the largest city in northern Europe and an important airport for travel to northern Europe. Here, stroll through the charming streets of the old city and visit the avant-garde buildings in the modern city, and you will find the perfect combination of classicism and modernity.

Tivoli Park, located in the center of Copenhagen, was built in 1843 and is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. The park is surrounded by forts and green trees, and you can enjoy equestrian competitions, concerts and other activities all year round.

Xingang is an artificial canal in the center of Copenhagen. Colorful houses can be seen on both sides of the river bank. You can experience different scenery by boat along the river in Copenhagen. Here, you can also find the former residence of the famous fairy tale writer Andersen, who lived here for 18 years.

: 5. A complete picture of tourist attractions in Denmark

1. Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland. This magnificent castle is located on the famous castle rock and stands high above the historic city of Edinburgh. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Scotland. It was built by David I, the son of St. Margaret of Scotland, in the12nd century, and was the main royal residence of Scotland until the royal merger of 1603. Today, the Royal Edinburgh Military Music Festival is held here every year.

WestminsterPalace in London, England Since 1 1 century Danish King KingKnuttheGreat built a palace by the river, the political center of Britain has been located here in some form. In its 900-year history, it was the site of a famous trial. The current Palace of Westminster was designed by the architect Sir Charles Barry after a fire destroyed the former Palace in 1834.

6. Introduction of scenic spots in Denmark

The Royal Palace in Copenhagen, Denmark is a very special palace. Generally, the imperial palace likes to be located on the central axis, but the imperial palace in Fort Amerling consists of four palaces located in four corners, with statues on the central axis and marble churches on the west side. The bronze statue of the mermaid in Copenhagen is a landmark of Danish tourism. This world-famous bronze statue is about 1.5 meters high and 1.8 meters in diameter. It was built by Carl Jakobson, the founder of Carlsberg Beer Company. Danish sculptor Edward Parker was asked to model it according to Andersen's fairy tales. The fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea" commemorates the Little Mermaid. The red brick and bronze roof of Rosenberg Palace (Rose Palace) Park in Copenhagen are Dutch Renaissance style buildings, which are the summer clauses of Christian IV. It is the residence of three generations of royal families, and the underground treasure hall is also a must-see for tourists coming to Denmark. The largest museum in Denmark, the Copenhagen National Museum, was once the business hall of wealthy businessmen in the17th century. Before 1807 became a museum, it was the residence of the crown princes of past dynasties. Now it shows Danish tourists the historical relics from ancient times to the present, among which the Sun Carriage is the most famous in the 2nd century BC/KLOC-0, as well as the relics of the Viking era, ancient Egypt and ancient Greece, and the cultural heritages all over the world. Qufu Park is the largest tourist destination in Denmark. Tivoli was founded in 1843, with exotic grand buildings and exquisite garden scenery. It is a unique combination of amusement park, dining area and performance venue. This is a place for Danes to relax and have fun. Many precious memories begin here, and everyone can find their favorite entertainment in Tivoli. DeLaRue, the nearest harbor town to Sweden, still retains the fishing village style of1early 8th century, and an old residential street of1early 8th century is well preserved. These houses have been used to this day, and there is a sea-crossing bridge connecting Denmark and Sweden. Copenhagen Zoo, founded in 1859, is one of the oldest zoos in Europe. Replace the original cage with a fence to make the living environment of animals more natural. This display mode also gives people a chance to understand the natural living habits of animals. There are some rare animals in the zoo. The zoo is the only zoo outside Australia with Tasmanian devils, and it also has extremely rare Siberian leopards and tigers. Andersen's former residence is a low, pointed little red house, located in an ancient, simple and narrow street. The streets and houses of the former residence remain the same. Andersen was born here in April 1805. 1905, on the occasion of Andersen's centenary birthday. Odense established the Andersen Museum here. On the basis of the former residence, some buildings have been added and have been expanded twice. Now, this museum can let visitors to Denmark know about the life of fairy tale masters. Holy Naked Church, also known as odense Cathedral, is the only pure Gothic cathedral in Denmark. There is a wooden altar in Jinyezi, where King Saint Nogdell and his brothers are buried. This church was also owned by Andersen, who was baptized there when he was five years old. He bought his first pair of shoes because he wanted to attend the christening ceremony, and now this church has become a tourist attraction in Denmark. Esco Castle was built in 1554. This is the best preserved Renaissance waterfront castle in Europe. The castle was built on a small lake with oak piles. Due to the civil war caused by the religious reform, most Danish nobles built their homes like fortifications; There are people living there, so only some rooms are open. In the beautiful interior decoration of the castle, you can see the age information of all the owners in isco, and it is also one of the famous tourist attractions in Denmark. CuosineIsland is located in the Baltic Sea south of FayingIsland and is under the jurisdiction of southern Denmark. It covers an area of 70 square kilometers and its highest point is 72 meters above sea level. The castle on the island was built in 1639. The residence of Baroness Carolyn Muscasso, a member of the Danish royal family, is the largest residence in Denmark, with 4 museums, 2/kloc-0 art galleries and 2 restaurants. There is also a small church in the castle, covering an area of 8000 square meters, which is extremely luxurious. Visitors to Denmark can see the luxury and dignity of the royal family.

With its unique building block art, Lego Garden in the park has become the second largest tourist destination in Denmark after Joffrey Park. Walking into Lego Garden, you are greeted by fairy tales like spring, with laughter in your ears and colorful colors in your eyes. The most distinctive feature is all kinds of lifelike building block artworks, each of which is made of plastic building blocks according to the ratio of L:20 to the real thing. Aarhus Cathedral was built in12nd century. It is a marble building in ancient Roman style, designed by the most famous Danish architects Jacobson and Eric Milla. Climbing to the top of the tower overlooking Aarhus Bay, beautiful scenery emerges endlessly. The interior of the church is 93 meters deep, which is the longest church in Denmark. The unique roof design of Ahlas Rainbow Art Museum, glass spectrum150m, circular sidewalk with a range and width of 3m, has established a panoramic view of the surrounding cities and Aarhus Bay. Depending on your city, you will see different colors. In addition to the regular galleries, Ahlas also includes a small children's American museum: an exciting experience area for children to learn practical art. The old city was built in 19 14. There are 75 historical buildings here, which is the first outdoor museum in the world to show the architectural culture of urban areas. In the process of restoration after relocation, every brick must be put back to its original position accurately. Here, you can see old houses built in different historical periods and representing different architectural styles. The Toy Museum displays 5,000 kinds of toys from17th century to the middle of 20th century, including exquisite porcelain dolls, steam engines, mechanical toys, frank cartoon characters, homemade toys, mass-produced toys and toys from cities and villages. Understand the history of Danish toys and experience childlike innocence. Classic and modern posters are displayed in the poster museum, showing Danish and foreign posters and political, artistic or commercial information. The exhibition changes several times a year, showing about 400 to 500 posters each time. Once in the exhibition, visitors to Denmark will find themselves enjoying the most advanced exhibition facilities in this country. The above information is extracted from the travel package of the official website of Nordic Tourism in muxi. For more information, you can go directly to Denmark for parent-child travel-the travel package shows everything.

7. What are the tourist attractions in Denmark?

Located in northern Europe, next door to Berlin.

The Kingdom of Denmark (formerly known as Lien and Rima), referred to as Denmark, is one of the five Nordic countries. It is a constitutional monarchy with two autonomous territories, the Faroe Islands and Greenland.

Sweden and Norway face each other across the North Sea and the Baltic Sea to the north, and are collectively called Scandinavian countries. Bordering southern Germany, Copenhagen is the capital and the largest city.