Copenview highly recommends exploring and visiting the stunning churches in Copenhagen’s Inner City. These beautiful buildings represent remarkable architecture, rich with history, culture, and stories that span centuries. Whether you are interested in Baroque, Renaissance, Classicism, or Gothic architecture, Copenhagen’s historic churches will offer you a truly unique experience.

In the heart of Copenhagen, you will find churches such as the Church of Our Lady – the city’s cathedral, known for its majestic facade and the iconic statues of Christ – and the Church of Our Saviour with its famous spiral tower offering one of the best views over the city. Don’t miss Frederik’s Church – better known as The Marble Church – which, in our opinion, is the most beautiful building in Copenhagen.

You can also visit Trinitatis Church, which is connected to the Round Tower, or St. Peter’s Church – the oldest surviving church in Copenhagen. Additionally, the Inner City offers unique places like the Church of the Holy Spirit on Strøget, the Garrison Church with its military heritage, and Alexander Nevsky Church with its striking gold-covered onion domes that truly stand out in the cityscape.

Many of these churches still serve as active parish churches with regular services, concerts, and cultural events, while others offer peaceful church squares and green surroundings – perfect for a quiet break from the city’s energy. Whether you are a local, a tourist, or simply an architecture enthusiast, Copenhagen’s churches are a must-see, offering a beautiful connection between past, present, and spirituality in the heart of the city.