Odense

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Odense is the largest city on the island of Funen ("Fyn" in Danish) in Denmark. As Denmark's third-largest city, it offers the traveller a mixture of an exciting vibrant night-life, beautiful street-scapes, great shopping opportunities & a rich cultural legacy.

Medieval building in Odense - An example of the many 15th- and 16th-century buildings in Odense

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Odense is roughly in the centre of Funen, which lies between the larger Zealand island and the Jutland peninsula. The first recorded reference to the city dates back to 988AD in a letter from the German Kaiser Otto III.

Some recent archaeological findings have indicated that a settlement has in fact been around since the Viking period. At that time, however, Odense was just the small centre of the Odin cult. In 1100 and the first monastery, Saint Knud's was established by English Benedictine monks.

Until the middle of the 17th century, Odense enjoyed the position as a main trading-centre for the people from the surrounding areas. Local produce & livestock were exported from the city. However, a war with Sweden in the 1600s weakened the city's economy. This economic downturn continued until 1803 when a canal linking Odense with the Kattegat was opened. This swiftly changed Odense into a port city and over the next 100 years Odense quickly developed into the modern industrial city which it is today.

has a population of about 178,000 people (2023), thus making it Denmark's 3rd largest city.

Odense is also the birthplace of the fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen, and the city proudly displays statues, parades and monuments in his memory. Andersen was born on 2 April 1805, in a tiny house on Munkemøllestræde, quite close to the cathedral. During his lifetime, Andersen created many famous fairy-tales which today are internationally famous. For example The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling and The Snow Queen.

HCAOdense - Hans Christian Andersen house

Travel to Odense

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Odense Airport

  • Hans Christian Andersen Airport IATA Flight Code: ODE 55.476667, 10.330833 - Hans Christian Andersen Airport Denmark-Odense Airport The small airfield has been reduced to handling periodic charter flights for package holiday operators. Getting on such a flight pretty much requires buying a package holiday that starts and ends in Odense, so the only practical way of using Odense Airport as a point of entry is if arriving by private aviation, if you happen to own a plane or are able to procure the services of one. Otherwise and the nation's two major airports are a better option, and they are not that far away.

Copenhagen Airport

From Copenhagen Kastrup Airport take the train from the airport directly to Odense via Copenhagen City. This trip can take between 95 and 120 minutes. (On trains leaving from Copenhagen Airport it is important that you clip your train ticket prior to boarding.)

Billund Airport

From Billund Airport, take the local bus to either Kolding or Vejle and then get a train from there to Odense. Trains depart roughly every 30 minutes during the day and every two hours after 01:00. The total trip is roughly 90 minutes.

Odense station 2012 - |Odense Banegård and the city's main train station handling long-distance trains, features a large building housing a shopping centre

By Rail

The Danish state-owned railway company DSB provides rail-links between Odense and many of Denmark's major towns and cities. The trains are of exceptional quality, offer very comfortable seating and have food and fruit drinks served en-route. During peak times it might be advisable to book a seat. This is generally not required very early in the morning or late at night.

Trains are quite regular and arrive generally on time. Ticket checks take place on every journey, so it's vital that you are in possession of a valid ticket at all times. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the train.

Odense is

  • roughly between 90 minutes and 2 hours from Copenhagen City. Trains depart 2-3 times an hour. (Average cost: DKK220)
  • around 105 minutes from Aarhus.
  • between 80 and 110 minutes from Esbjerg in southern Jutland.
  • about 45 minutes from Svendborg in the south of Funen
  • between 4 and 5 hours from Hamburg in Germany.

By car

Odense is in the centre of the island Funen (da.Fyn), and many Danes incorrectly consider it to be the centre of Denmark. The main highway between east (Zealand) and west (Jutland) Denmark and the E20, runs trough the southern suburbs of the city. If you are driving from Germany, this highway branches of the highway from Germany (E45) right after the Kolding Ø exit. There is a toll for crossing the Great-Belt Bridge from Zealand to Funen and the cost is DKK235 one-way.

Travel on a Bus in Odense

The cream-coloured buses from FynBus travel to Odense from locations all over the island of Funen, Fredericia in Jutland, and Nykøbing Falster|Nykøbing on the island of Falster.

Regional buses arrive at and depart from the Odense Train Station. The Intra-city buses can be recognized from the regional buses by the length of the line number. Two-digit number lines are intra-city while 3-digit numbers are regional and inter-city.

A map and schedule of available bus lines can be found on the Fynbus website which is partially available in English and (German).

By yacht

Odense City has been made accessible to yachts by the construction of a 7 kilometers long canal from Odense Fjord to the old harbour. There are several marinas, however it is recommended that you make sure they have visitor berths before you arrive. You can also dock at marinas in Svendborg, Faaborg, Middelfart or Kerteminde. Then a connecting train or bus would link you to Odense.

How to get around in Odense

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By foot

Most of Odense's attractions, restaurants & shopping areas are very easily accessibly on foot. All of the city's main hotels and hostels are in the downtown or train station areas. As a general rule all of the major attractions in the centre are between 5 and 10 minutes of each other.

A major exception to this is 'The Funen Village' (Den Fynske Landsby), which is about a 45-minutes walk along the river. Similarly the zoo is on the same route & is roughly 30 minutes from the downtown. Both of these attractions are sign-posted all the way along the river.

By bike

Odense is known for its good bicycle infrastructure. There are bicycle lanes along most major roads in addition to many commuter bicycle paths separated from the road system.

If you have not brought your own bike you can hire one for free for 24 hours through a hi-tech online system. You have to register using a mobile phone.

By taxi

Taxis are relatively abundant throughout the city, but they are quite pricey when compared to local buses. Areas which usually have a large amount of taxis waiting to pick up clients include and the taxi pick-up point at the trainstation, outside the Rosengård centre & at Fisketorvet.

On a Friday or Saturday night taxis can be found all over the city. You can not hail a taxi on the street. You can ask in a bar/restaurant for them to get one sent to come pick you up, use the taxi companies app, website or ring to them. Taxis do cost more at night time.

Book a Halal Cruise or Boat Tour in Odense

Odense River Boat - Odense Riverboat, from the town to The Funen Village.

For those interested in a more relaxed break, a river boat (Odense Åfart) can be taken from the bridge in Munke Mose Park (Nyvestergade) to the Zoo and to the forest next to 'The Funen Village'. The journey, which takes around 30 minutes, is a very relaxing way of seeing Odense river and the Danish countryside on a summer day. Sometimes live jazz bands occasionally play on-board during the summer months.

Row-boats and paddle-boats can also be rented at the same location.

Travel on a Bus in Odense

The buses from Fynbus are available all over Odense, and are fairly frequent. Almost all city buses passes through the Odense Train Station in the course of their route. All city buses cost 23 Denmark#Money|kr for trips in the city, or 24 kr for trips in the suburbs as well as trips between the city and the suburbs. A full day ticket is available for 40 kr. It is also feasible to get an electronic voucher card which can be charged with money for travel within Funen. You can get this card for a refundable deposit of 50 kr and the trips in the city and suburbs using this card will cost 10 kr.

There busroute numbered 10 is free of charge. It only goes in a short loop around the inner city which makes it useful as a quick sightseeing tour.

By Rail

The regional train from Odense to Svendborg has a few stops in the Odense area. For example there is a stop at the picturesque Fruens Bøge area which is relatively near to The Funen Village. The regional train from Odense to Middelfart stops in Holmstrup which is a small village in the extreme western edge of the Odense municipality.

What to see in Odense

Odense Rathaus und Dom - |Town Hall and Saint Knud's Church

  • Brandts Klædefabrik - Brandts Torv 1 55.39595, 10.38051 ☎ +45 65 20 70 00 | Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 10:00-17:00 (except Thursday 12:00-21:00) The art and cultural centre of Odense. Contains two museums; The Danish Museum of Media which focuses on all types of media and their history and the museum of photographic arts museum specializing in photography and there is also a gallery with changing exhibitions in its four large halls. And also specialist shops, a music library, a specialist cinema, bars and a post office.
  • Carl Nielsen Museum - Claus Bergs Gade 11 55.39953, 10.39188 ☎ +45 65 51 46 01 A museum which honours the life of the classical music composer, Carl Nielsen, who was born just outside of Odense and is primarily known in Scandinavia and the UK for his 6 symphonies. Carl Nielsen is the portrait featured on the front side of the Danish hundred-kroner note.
  • Danish Railway Museum - Dannebrogsgade 24 55.40282, 10.38596 ☎ +45 66 13 66 30 +45 66 19 02 20 Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-16:00 (closed 1 Jan, 24, 25 and 31 Dec) 48 kr, children 5-13 20 kr, Families 120 kr (2 adults and 3 children)

A museum dedicated to the Danish railways. Contains dozens of old trains, carriages and rail road memorabilia over 10,000 m². There is also a large model train landscape and a ride-on miniature railway and playground for the children. On public holidays and during the schools summer vacation the museum also arranges train rides in old vintage steam trains to various destinations on Funen - call ahead for dates and reservations.

Egeskov2 - Egeskov Castle

  • Egeskov Castle - Egeskov Gade 3, Kværndrup 55.1766, 10.4874 ☎ +45 62 27 10 16 | Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-17:00 (June - Aug 10:00-20:00) DKK175 One of Europe's best preserved is Europe's best preserved Renaissance water castles, dating back from 1554, about 30 kilometers south. The current owner, Count Ahlefeldt, has added numerous features, including a maze, walk-among- the treetops and a veteran auto museum, toy museum, kitchen garden, and more, all in a scenic park.
  • Hans Christian Andersen Museum - Bangs Boder 29 55.39866, 10.39060 ☎ +45 65 51 46 01 | Opening Hours: Daily 10:00-17:00 55 kr for entrance A museum dedicated to the city's most famous son, author and poet Hans Christian Andersen, most famous for his fairy tales and in particular The Ugly Duckling and the Little Mermaid. Part of the museum is in the house where Andersen was supposedly born (though he would never confirm it). The impressive collection is mainly documents from his life and times, period furniture, and many drawings and paper clippings he is famous for at home.
  • Hans Christian Andersen's Garden Town Centre, behind Saint Knuds Kirke 55.3948, 10.3901 - A garden commemorating H.C. Andersen. Large flower arrangements, a river and an ice cream shop make this park an ideal location for a picnic. The small attractions of the park include a pergola and the “Chinese Wall” a statue of Hans Christian Andersen and close by – in the river – there is a sculpture of a paperboat (a prop from one of H.C. Andersens fairy tales).
  • Odense Zoo | Sdr. Boulevard 306 55.3780, 10.3713 ☎ +45 66 11 13 60 | Opening Hours: 10:00-16:00 (or 18:00 in summer) Children: 55 kr, Adults: 110 kr, Family: (2 adults, and 2 children) 300 kr One Denmark's biggest tourist attractions is the Odense zoo, covering almost 4 hectares on both sides the Odense River. The Oceanium opened in 2001, is the main show-piece featuring a tour though South America, including a very impressive aviary and indoor rain forest.
  • Saint Knuds Kirke - Klosterbakken 2 55.39539, 10.38898 Next to the Town Hall ☎ +45 66 12 03 92 | Opening Hours: Daily 09:00-16:00 Free entry Gothic Church in the Gothic architecture|Gothic style of King Canute the Holy, who became a martyr nearby in 1086. His tomb and that of his brother are in the crypt with many other burial stones of dignitaries of the day.
  • Galleri Galschiot - Banevaenget 22 55.4199, 10.3628 ☎ +45 66184058 | Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 09:00-17:00, Sunday 12:00-16:00 Free Gallery Galschiot is the sculptor Jens Galschiot's 2500 m2 studio and museum. The place is one of Denmark's most spectacular and biggest private art workshops. The place is full of activities, and besides the artist's workshop and there is also a bronze foundry, gallery shop, art schools, wicker workshop, TV studios, sculpture park and a 400-m² art gallery.

Brandts-Passage - The sign at the entrance to the Brandts area of the city.

Top Muslim Travel Tips for Odense

Munke Mose Snow - Munke Mose Park, in winter.

  • Odense Golfklub - Hestehaven 200 55.3559, 10.4398 ☎ +45 6595 9000 | Opening Hours: Daily 21:00-17:30 Green fees: Monday - Thursday 275 kr, Weekends and holidays 325 kr. Odense Golfklub does not accept Euros and only permits credit card payments on weekdays 08:30-16:30
  • Odense Go-Kart-Hal - @l.dk Cikorievej 32 55.39231, 10.44228 ☎ +45 70 25 02 10 +45 70 25 02 20
  • Odense Symphony Orchestra (Odense Symfoniokester) - ☎ +45 66 12 44 80 +45 65 91 00 47
  • Odense Aafart - Odense Aafart has tour boats from the recreational area Munke Mose in the downtown on Odense River with stops at Odense Zoo and in Fruens Bøge near The Funen Village.
  • Odense Boldklub - Bolbro - Odense has one of the most active fan scenes in Denmark and if you are so lucky that OB plays at home against FCK or BIF you will have to go to the stadium and watch it. If you want a drink among other fans go to Sprogø up to 6 hours prior to kickoff. You will find a great atmosphere and singing here.

Windmill, The Funen Village, ODense Denmark 021 21 - |The old windmill at The Funen Village.

How to work legally in Odense

Work can be difficult to find in Denmark unless you already have a fairly good level of Danish fluency. However for those who cannot speak the language work can be found delivering news papers, working in kitchens or collecting glasses in bars.

  • Fyens Distribution A/S - Blangstedgårdvej 2, 5220 Odense SØ, Danmark. ☎ +45 65 45 56 22 +45 80 60 90 90 Opening Hours: Before 07:30 130 kr delivering newspapers

Muslim Friendly Shopping in Odense

  • Odense Pilsner & Odense Classic from the local brewery Albani. (Available in shops & bars throughout the city.)

Halal Restaurants in Odense

  • China Wox - Vestergade 1 55.39664, 10.38906 Next to the Town Hall ☎ +45 66 12 06 24 | Opening Hours: 11:00-22:00 22-35 kr Good quality take-away Chinese at affordable prices.
  • Emils Hot House - Vestergade 17 55.39624, 10.38763 Next to the Town Hall ☎ +45 66 12 18 18 | Opening Hours: Sunday - West 11:00-22:00, Thursday - Saturday 11:00-06:00 15-45 kr Take-away burgers, pizza & Hot Dogs.
  • Happy Chicken - Vestergade 17 Next to the Town Hall ☎ +45 66 17 85 43 | Opening Hours: All day 20-45 kr Budget Chinese food. The quality is good as that in China Wox.
  • Cafe du North - Vestergade 20 55.39590, 10.38672 Near to the Town Hall ☎ +45 66 11 92 11 | Opening Hours: Daily 09:00-21:00
  • Cuckoo's Nest - Vestergade 73 55.39457, 10.38200 ☎ +45 65915787 | Opening Hours: Monday - West 09:00:00, Thursday - Saturday 09:00-02:00, Sunday 10:00-24:00 70-200 kr Stylish but relaxed cafe-bar in the front, with a courtyard restaurant in the back. Nachos, burgers, salads, fish, and tapas platters. Main dishes
  • Restaurant Carlslund - @rlslund.dk Fruens Bøge Skov 7 55.36960, 10.37844Accessible by train, bus or by taking the Odense Aafart tour boats on the river ☎ +45 65911125 | Opening Hours: Sunday - West 12:00-23:00, Thursday - Saturday 12:00-00:00 70-250 kr An old farm house in the Fruens Bøge forest in a suburb of Odense. Traditional Danish main courses and Smørrebrød. Especially famous for their rendition of the traditional Danish omelette with fried bacon, Beef rinds, tomato and chives served with dark rye bread and mustard at a price of 130 DKK for all you can eat.
  • Restaurant Hans Christian - Claus Bergsgade 7 55.3990, 10.3925 Near Odense Train Station ☎ +4566147800 - €20 The restaurant’s menu showcases French and Danish specialities.
  • Den Gamle Kro - The Old Inn - @otel-odense.dk Overgade 23 55.39730, 10.39189 ☎ +45 66 12 14 33 +45 6617 8858 Opening Hours: Daily 11:00-23:00 A la carte mains from 189 kr, 2-course menu 297 kr, 5-course menu 418 kr Easily one of the most attractive restaurants in the nation, in a historical half-timbered building, built as an inn in 1863. French-inspired and serves traditional Danish food.
  • Sortebro Kro - sortebro@ Sejerskovvej 20 55.36687, 10.38386 ☎ +45 66 13 28 26 | Opening Hours: Daily 12:00-23:00 A la carte from 215 kr, 3 courses menu 495 kr 18th century inn near Den Fynske Landsby (Old Funen Village) Sejerskovej 20. Danish cuisine.

BrandtsOdense - Brands Klædefabrik

Bars in Odense have opening hours which tend to vary greatly. For example some cafes close everyday at around midnight, while others stay open until 5AM or even later.

  • Albani - Tværgade 2 ☎ +45 65 48 75 00 A local primarily Odense Pilsner and Odense Classic. The brewery was founded in 1859. Does not serve soft drinks.
  • The Australian Bar (A-Bar) - Brandts Passage - Door: 45 kr, drinks: relatively cheap The A-Bar is popular with students & young people due to its fair prices. It is particularly popular with exchange students. ID is required at the door.
  • Birdies
  • Boogies - Nørregade (near Ryan's Irish Pub) - Popular with young people & students, open most weekday nights. During the summer there is an open air court with its own café.
  • Carlsens Kvarter - Hunderupvej 19 ☎ +45 63110110 A traditional Danish pub, with a cozy Danish atmosphere. A wide range of Danish and foreign soft drinks. Close to Munke Mose & the Teknisk Skole.
  • Christian Firtal | Vintapperstræde 31 - A small traditional Danish pub, with a cozy Danish atmosphere. A wide range of Danish and foreign soft drinks.
  • Froggys Café - Froggys Café, Vestergade 68 ☎ +4565907447
  • Ryan´s of Odense - Fisketorvet 12 ☎ +45 65 91 53 00 | Opening Hours: hours Ryan's is an authentic traditional Irish pub, stocked with Irish drinks & staffed by Irish barmen. Live music every Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 23:00.
  • Odense Casino - Claus Bergs Gade 7 Inside the Radisson Hotel ☎ +45 6614 7800 | Opening Hours: 19:00-04:00 60 kr entrance fee American Roulette, Black Jack,Texas Hold Em Poker, TouchBet Roulette Terminals, Slot Machines, Viking Stud Poker

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Muslim Friendly Hotels

Altarpiece Odense Sankt Knut cathedral Denmark - Winged Gothic altar in St. Knud's Church


  • Danhostel Odense City - Østre Stationsvej 31 55.40117, 10.38647Adjacent to the central railroad station ☎ +45-6311-0425 +45-6311-3520
  • Odense Danhostel Kragsbjerggaard - Kragsbjergvej 121 55.38511, 10.40792 ☎ +45-6613-0425 +45-6591-2863 Denmark's only manor-house hostel. Quiet residential area, 2 kilometers from the downtown.
  • Bed&Breakfast - Engvej 9 55.37980, 10.38697 - Rates from 400 kr 2-bed room
  • Odense Bed & Breakfast - Faaborgvej 434B/Lettebækvej 32 ☎ +45-60919891 - From 325 kr Nice and clean rooms. Close to the town but in the nationside.
  • Hotel Windsor - Vindegade 45 55.39837, 10.38293 ☎ +45 66 12 06 52 +45-6591-0023
  • First Grand Hotel - Jernbanegade 18 55.39710, 10.38469Just to the right as you leave the train station ☎ +45-66 11 71 71 +45-66 14 11 71
  • Hotel Domir - ­ Hans Tausens Gade 19 55.39944, 10.38184 5-minutes walk to train station ☎ +45 66121427 +45-6612-1314 From 545 kr Small but light, well-furnished rooms.
  • Hotel Ansgar - Østre Stationsvej 32 55.39964, 10.38169 400 m from Central Station ☎ +45-6611 9693 +45-6611 9675 600–900 kr Reasonably spacious rooms decorated in a traditional style.
  • City Hotel - @otel-odense.dk Hans Mules Gade 5 55.39916, 10.39425 ☎ +45-6612-1258 +45-6612-9364 570 kr and above
  • Radisson Blu H.C. Andersen Hotel - Claus Bergs Gade 7 55.39901, 10.39284 ☎ +45-6614-7800 +45-6614-7890 From 850 kr Like most Radissons in Denmark, worn around the edges and not quite up to the global Radisson standards - but the central location makes it a practical choice.
  • Knudsens Gaard - Hunderupgade 2 55.38140, 10.39473 ☎ +45 63114311 - From 1,100 kr Excellent if by car. Residential area, at major crossroads out of town. 20-30 min walk to downtown. Good restaurant.
  • Gl. Avernæs - Helnæsvej 9 55.19644, 9.99128 ☎ +45 63 73 73 73 - From 980 kr A little from Odense, close to nature in a quiet and relaxing area.

Telecommunications in Odense

There are free Wi-Fi hotspots and internet connected computers for public use at the public libraries. The computers may need to be booked ahead of time. There is also an internet café at the central station. Same thing for most cafés where internet are free to use too.

  • Odense Central Library - ☎ +65 66 13 13 72

Stay Safe

  • Odense is generally a safe town for visitors, but criminal activities and violence occasionally occur and caution is recommended late at night. Although there is not really any reason for tourists to venture there and the Vollsmose area is infamous in Denmark for its crime, social problems and a recent terrorism case. The problems are, however, highly exaggerated by the media and you will find the Vollsmose area to be no more unsafe than most places.
  • Local Police | Hans Mules Gade 1-3 ☎ +45 66 14 14 48

Cope

Maps of Odense can be purchased in the two shops in the train-station for 10 kr. Similarly there are maps placed all around the town for visitors, Most ATM machines in Odense close between 02:00 and 06:00, Most shops only accept Danish credit cards & will not take foreign cards. (One exception to this is Ryan's Irish Pub), Post offices can be located in the Brandts Passage and the Rosengård Center and at the northern exit of the central train station.

Pharmacies

  • Apoteket Ørnen ørnen.dk Filosofhaven 38A ☎ +45 66 12 29 70 | Opening Hours: 24 hours a day A fee of 20.65 kr is added to purchases outside normal opening hours


Consulates

  • Belgium - Consul Niels Thorborg - or @roups.dk
Østre Stationsvej 1-5 ☎ +45 65 71 10 10
  • Finland - Consul Uwe Teichert - @okater.dk Englandsgade 25 ☎ +45 63 14 20 20+45 63 14 20 30
  • Germany - Consul Dr. Christian Benne - @iplo.de Campusvej 55 ☎ +45 23 43 60 56+45 65 50 38 27
  • Netherlands - Consul Robert Rasmussen - Christiansgade 70 ☎ +45 66 11 27 77
  • Norway - Consul Steen Haustrup - Energivej 40 ☎ +45 65 95 70 02
  • Sweden - Consul Jens Hempel-Hansen - Vestergade 97- 101 ☎ +45 63 12 82 00
  • United Kingdom - Consul Frits Niegel - Albanitorv 4 ☎ +45 66 14 47 14

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Travel Next

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  • Ringe, an agricultural town in the middle of the island of Funen.
  • Middelfart, a coastal town which is near to the bridge to the Jutland peninsula.
  • Nyborg, a coastal town which is complete with a medieval castle, beautiful gardens & walks by the harbour.
  • Fredericia, a beautiful medieval fortress town. 50 minutes by train this town offers beautiful walks along the old town walls, a gorgeous sandy blue-flag beach & the chance to visit the Jutland peninsula.
  • Copenhagen, Denmark's capital city. 90 minutes by intercity train. Visit the Mermaid, Tivoli Theme Park or the Carlsberg brewery.


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