Roskilde Domkirke

Roskilde is a world cultural heritage, and this church building blends Gothic and Roman architectural styles and is the place where the Danish royal family is buried after death. The church is housed with a number of kings and queens sarcophagus and statues. The atmosphere of the church is very solemn, but it is still a bit shady. Interested friends can come here to visit.

Roskilde Cathedral is a French cathedral listed as a World Heritage Site and has been traced back more than 800 years. Once the head of the Danish royal family, with a heavy sense of history and solemnity, the showroom has introduced the church's repairs and burned exhibitions, the original Nordic church spire is not directly made of stone, is built with wood, here you can explore.

Roskilde was once the capital of Denmark, and now it is also a small city suitable for tourism. Roskilde Cathedral has a long history and a simple and elegant appearance. It is a landmark attraction in the city and one of the world cultural heritage sites.

The historic church city of Roskilde, once the capital of the Viking era, is a prominent Danish city for business, culture and tourism. The Roskilde Cathedral, which is listed as a World Heritage Site, is the first Gothic church building in Europe, where more than 40 kings and queens of Denmark sleep.

The exterior of Roskilde church is very general, the earth red masonry structure church. But the inside is beautiful, with beautiful windows and beautiful sculptures. Importantly, the church houses a number of kings and queens' sarcophagus and statues, the famous mausoleum of the Danish royal family, and it is also a world cultural heritage.