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St Hans Church
Just across from the Odense Castle
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Type: Religious Site
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St Hans Church, which is worth a visit. Odense played an important religious role in the Middle Ages and, if you look closely at this 15th-century church, you will see a unique pulpit placed on the outside of the building facing the street. The pulpit was used by monks in those days, when the crowds were so large they couldn’t all fit inside the church.
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