Frederik's Church Review

Frederick Church is said to be the largest domed church in Denmark, also known as the Marble Church. It is one of the most classic Renaissance palaces in the Nordic countries. The majestic and gorgeous, people enter the inside naturally quiet.

Frederick Church (Frederiks Kirke) is known for its rococo architecture, called Marble Church, is the evangelical Lutheran Church in Copenhagen, Denmark. The church is the focal point of Frederick Stadden; it is located west of the Amerinburg Palace. Frederick Church has the largest church dome in Scandinavia, 31 meters across. The dome is supported by 12 stone pillars. The cornerstone was set by King Frederick V on October 31, 1749. After Eigtved died in 1754, the church was left incomplete for 150 years. The church was finally opened to the public on August 19, 1894. The golden words on the front porch were engraved with the following words: HERRENS ORD BLIVER EVINDELIG (The Word of the Lord lasts forever).

Frederick Church is also a very simple small place, the whole church is also relatively new landscape, when you come here to visit, you can see quite a lot of interesting buildings, the scale and specifications of the church are very huge.

Beautiful, come in and sit down, my heart is quiet.

The ceiling is particularly impressive with the 12 apostles.

The Church of the Trier, commonly known as the Marble Church, can be visited for free. Just at the exit of the subway station, the traffic is very convenient.

A building with a long history, the cathedral is magnificent