A fine Gothic church from the 15th century with the organ from 1662-63 on which organist and composer Dietrich Buxtehude played, when he was the organist.It used to be the church for Germans from 1576-1851. the church had fine frescoes from 1440-1500.

Danish churches are so different. Must see and you will never forget it. Close to Hamlet Kronborg. Take a look and go for coffee Kronborg Castle Strandvejsristeriet ( you have probably not tasted coffee so good )

We stopped by mid week around 12.30pm and were treated to someone playing on the organ - a calming atmosphere complemented by a clean, crisp white, internal decoration.

We did a day trip from Copenhagen to Helsingoer. When buy our ticket at the central train station the clerk suggest to but the train ticket and ferry ticket to Sweden. The cost was about the same we elected to take her advice. The town...More

Beautiful castle church, you most likely will see it if on a tour, otherwise follow the maps to try to locate it, very worth while to see.

My cousin and I stumbled upon this by accident but it was one of the highlights of our trip. There is an absolutely beautiful courtyard well worth a quiet stroll around.

I have traveled to Europe a decent amount and like to see the churches as the US doesn't have much that is as old. This is a nice one. The inside of the church is cool. It's worth the stop. It's pretty close to Hamlet's...More

This beautiful church is the southern wing of Our Lady Monastery in Elsinore, which was founded by Erik of Pomerania and built by the Carmelites around 1430. It said to be the best preserved facility of its kind in Denmark and the finest example of...More

So unlike anything from the same period in Southern Europe. The church and the cloisters and a wonderful rose garden. Look out for the frescoed ceilings.

I've only been inside once, for a short time, but it's a really beautiful and bright church with interesting history. It's also a great place to just sit down and relax from all the outside noise.