Saint Olai Church

The interior of Saint Olai Church is impressive in its architectural harmony and sense of space. High vaulted ceilings, elegant arches, and soft natural light create a peaceful and timeless atmosphere.

Beautiful church. Near the church there is a small street, or rather a passage between the streets, in which you can almost miss the tiny monuments dedicated to King Hamlet. They are very nice and look cool.

The history of the Church is going back to 1200, the present building was completed in 1559. In 1961, the church was given the status of cathedral in connection with the establishment of the Diocese of Helsingør. You can see a tree in the Church with a red “leaves” with the name of babies born in the current year. The entry is free.

Very nice old brick church. Inside church there is a model of the ship which hangs from the ceiling that is typical for Danish churches. Around the church there are very nice and colorful old houses. Also, from the Kronborg tower observation deck you can see best harbor views of the city and the church is nicely seen from there too.

Beautiful church - brick on outside , all white on the inside.

St. Olaf's Cathedral in Helsingør is a true architectural gem. Its intricate design and historical significance make it a must-visit attraction in Helsingør. The cathedral's interior is both impressive and tranquil, providing a sense of serenity amid the bustling town. Exploring St. Olaf's Cathedral was a memorable experience, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of this charming Danish town.

Very intricately designed interiors in this church! Was in awe.

A truly imposing and marvellous cathedral.