- Knuds Kirke), also known as Odense Cathedral, is named after the Danish king Canute the Saint (Danish: Knud den Hellige), otherwise Canute IV.
- ...St. Canute’s Cathedral is dedicated to the last Viking king of Denmark and his bones as well as those of his brother are displayed in the cathedral crypt.
- St. Canute’s Cathedral. Hans Christian Andersen writes in “Levnedsbogen” (The Biography) (1832) and “Mit Livs Eventyr” (Fairytale of My Life) (1855)...
- Pop inside if the doors are open or just admire the facade from the street. Great news! It won't cost you anything to visit Saint Canutes Cathedral in Odense.
- The Gothic St. Canute’s Cathedral (c. 1300), originally founded by Canute in the 11th century, houses his shrine and traditional tomb in the crypt.
- St. Canute's Cathedral. The Kirke St Knud in Odense, Denmark is a gothic church on Funen and Cathedral of the local diocese.
- Odense Cathedral is named after the Viking king Canute IV Svendsen, who in 1086 had sought refuge in St. Alban's church, near to the present cathedral, but...
- https://www.trip.com/travel-guide/attraction/odense/st-canute-s-cathedral-18694451/. ... St. Canute's Cathedral. Sankt Knuds Kirke. 3.7.
- St. Canute's Cathedral Address: Klosterbakken 2, 5000 Odense C, Denmark. St. Canute's Cathedral Contact Number: +45-66120392.
- English. ←. Odense, St. Canute's Cathedral | by Daniel Brennwald. ... Odense, St. Canute's Cathedral. Done. 22 views.