The marble church
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The church behind Amalienborg is called the marble church, but its official name is Frederik’s Church. The church has one of the largest domes in Europe with a span of 31 meters. Though the construction of the church began in 1749, it was first finished about 145 years later in 1894, as the construction started during a difficult time in the danish economy, and was therefore also a symbol of the Kings declining wealth.

It's free to enter the church

The church is open:

Monday - Thursday: 10-17

Friday: 12-17

Saturday: 10-17

Sunday: 13-17

The church is not open for sightseeing during services and funerals.

VISIT THE DOME

Saturday and Sunday at 1.30 PM

Entrance: Adults DKK 50

Children (0-12) free entrance.

Read more about visiting the dome here: https://www.marmorkirken.dk/visitthedome

30 min

Free

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