[2025 Copenhagen Attraction] Travel Guide for Grundtvig’s Church (Updated Mar)

Organ Church, originally named Grundtvig's Church, is located in Copenhagen, Denmark. This church is one of the few expressionist-style churches and is one of the famous churches in Copenhagen. The church was built to commemorate the Danish theologian, writer, and poet Grundtvig. Because the exterior of the church resembles an organ, locals affectionately call it the 'Organ Church.' The church was designed by the famous Danish designer Jensen Klint. The interior of the church is typically Gothic but without any decorations, which helps to highlight the verticality of Gothic architecture. It also expresses the purity of modernist space and has a modern minimalist aesthetic tendency. In addition to its organ-like exterior, the church also has a spectacular organ at the west end of the nave. The largest pipe weighs 425 kilograms and is 11 meters long, making it the largest in the entire Nordic region. -

📍Iglesia de Grundtvig, På Bjerget 14B, 2400 København NV, Denmark I'm not a sentimental person, but I was indeed moved to tears by this church that resembles a work of art. I took countless photos from every angle, but still reluctantly didn't want to leave. This church is composed of simplicity, symmetry, and tranquility. As you walk slowly in it, you feel as if this is not the real world, because everything is too perfect. The photos presented in the phone also make me amazed, feeling that every place can be photographed, really can shoot all day - from morning to night. When tired, you can sit on the wooden bench and listen to the organ performance🎵Close your eyes or look up at the dome, what a wonderful enjoyment~ Even if you don't want to sit on the bench, if the staff allows, you can even sit on the ground, because different angles will show different beauty, art really needs to be felt in all directions and greedily! And I am curious about the mentality of the staff working in such a beautiful church, I have to sigh at the gap in blessings between people. Perhaps they think it is commonplace to go to work every day, but in the eyes of us travelers/photographers, they have long been integrated with this church: their appearance at work and this kind of church complement each other, forming a series of works of art, showing to the world. Art has no limits, there is no such thing as not being able to shoot Suggestion: If you have enough time, take a shot in the morning sun, come again in the evening sunset, and the night lights have different effects. Three sets of different feeling photos, can definitely perfectly check in this organ church.

This church is a must see in Copenhagen for its novel architecture and emphasis on simplicity. With it’s clear lines and uniform style, the architecture of this church is able to convey a strong sense of the sacred without any overt religious symbols or statues. #church #architecture_hunter It is a peaceful and quiet place for some private contemplation or prayer

Another beautiful church that those who love to admire beautiful architecture should not miss is Grundvig’s Church in Copenhagen, Denmark. This church was named after philosopher and hymn composer N.F.S. Grundvig, with a design competition in 1913 and the winner being Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint, and construction was completed in 1940. The church was built in the Impressionism style, with the designer studying the architecture of various villages in Denmark and blending it together. The vertical Gothic lines make the church stand out and be as beautiful as we see it. Inside the church, there is a long hallway with beautiful natural light. If you plan to go, make sure to check the opening and closing times, because sometimes in the late afternoon the church holds ceremonies that may close earlier than usual. Photos and videos can be taken inside, but please be careful not to disturb the peace. How to get here There is a bus stop nearby, or you can use Uber/Taxi. Time: 10.00 – 16.00 (Closed on Mon) #GrundtvigsChurch #Copenhagen #Denmark #Prepare for Hong Kong

Speaking of the history and design philosophy of the organ church in Copenhagen, Denmark, everyone may not be interested, but you must have seen the round chandelier with its wrinkles (Figure 8). These pleated lamps, which have long been popular in our daily lives, have their original prototype or design DNA from the hands of the main architect of the organ church, Jlinn-Klint, who made a kerosene lamp that year. A hand-folded lampshade (Figure 9). The organ of the organ was repaired for 19 years. When the ninth year was not completed, the old Clint died. One of his sons took over the fathers wish to complete the project, and the other son established the famous Danish brand. Le Klint, a lighting company that produces pleated lamps. The son of the old Clint church project was Kyle Clint, the father of Danish furniture design who designed many classic furniture.