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Odense
Odense
Flakhaven 2
5000 Odense C
Photo: Museum Odense
Photo: VisitOdense
Photo: Andreas Bastiansen
H.C. Andersen's Birthplace
Walk your bike through the new district that has sprung up where the four-lane road Thomas B. Thriges Gade once split the city center in two. Notice how beautifully the new and the old architecture blend and complement each other. Don’t miss a visit to the new H.C. Andersen’s House – and if you don’t have time for the museum, at least take a stroll through the garden, which is accessible without a ticket.
It’s a great idea to take a detour on your own and explore Odense by bike. Odense has long been known as the City of Cyclists and is a leader in promoting cycling. With over 560 km of cycle paths, choosing the bike is the obvious way to get around Odense. In fact, Odense was also the first city in Denmark to have a cycle path – all the way back in 1890.