7 churches with history and atmosphere Join us on a different tour through Frederiksberg, where we don't just pass by, but step into history. The city's churches are small pockets of time, each with its own personality, from the pomp and splendor of the Baroque to the modern interpretations of faith and community. On this tour, you will experience seven churches – each an architectural landmark and a window into the people who built, used and still use them. It is a journey where we start at the city’s oldest spiritual center and move through centuries of architectural styles, moods and stories. What can you look forward to? Frederiksberg Church – the octagonal Baroque church that exudes royal history and Dutch inspiration. Frederiksberg Castle Church – courtly splendor and Italian Baroque, where the kings could attend church services without leaving the castle. St. Thomas Church – neo-Gothic with atmospheric vaults and colorful glass decorations. St. Luke's Church – robust neo-Romanesque style, built when the city grew explosively in the late 19th century. Solbjerg Church – a church that mixes medieval features and modern decorations, with an exciting fire history behind it. Godthaab Church – born out of the working class and built debt-free – a truly popular project. Emmaus Church – The Deaconess Foundation's church, a place where care, art and community meet. How to experience the trip Don't see the trip as a series of facts, but rather as a journey through moods: In one church, it's the vaulted ceiling that takes your breath away. In another, it's the smell of old bricks and wood. In one place you will encounter classic church art – in another place modern sculptures that show how faith and art can still develop. And along the way you will also get glimpses of Frederiksberg's development – from village to royal refuge, from workers' housing to modern district. In short: The tour through the 7 churches is both a city walk, a journey through time and a journey through the atmosphere. You leave with the feeling that Frederiksberg contains much more than cafés, green parks and old avenues – it is also a district where architecture, culture and intellectual life have left a significant mark.