Saint Petri Church in Copenhagen: photos, reviews

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Saint Petri Church stands tall at 78 meters in Copenhagen, offering visitors a glimpse into the city's rich history. Originally dating back to the 12th century, it has served as a steadfast symbol of faith through the ages. Despite its transformation into a Lutheran parish church, it remains a unique preservation of German culture with services still conducted in German. The 18th-century copper-clad spire is a striking feature that complements its historical architecture. Visitors are drawn to its impressive steeple and the ornate organ that resonates through the sacred space. Though the tomb and grave chapel were temporarily closed, the main church continues to welcome those seeking solace and intrigue. With a Google rating of 4.3, Saint Petri Church is an understated gem that continues to enchant history enthusiasts and spiritual seekers alike.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Teglgårdstræde (Nørre Voldgade)

Bus stop 168 m walk

Ejerforeningen Vestergade 23-25, Køge

Bus station 195 m walk

E/F Sofienhøj

Bus station 39 m walk

Strøget (Gammeltorv)

Bus station 244 m walk

T-3 v/Thomas Berg Eriksen

Bus station 178 m walk

Christina H. Simonsen Fysioterapi

Bus station 344 m walk

4.4

based on 217 reviews

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4.4/5 217 reviews

Marta D

Beautiful, quite, and peaceful Church.

Katja Krupezki

Sunny and peaceful. Oldest church in Copenhagen with a lot of history.

Andreas Wisler

Von außen sehr schön anzuschauen. Leider nur an wenigen Tagen geöffnet.

Saint Petri Church in Copenhagen

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