Your walking tour starts at Danmarks Jernbanemuseum often known as the Danish Railway Museum, one of Scandinavia's most significant railway museums which includes 50 locomotives and railway carriages from all periods of Danish rail history on 20 rail lines, where you will visit some historic Danish railway structures.

Odense City Museums is a division of the City and Culture Administration, which is a division of the Odense municipality administration in charge of running and administering all museums in the municipality. It was previously known as the Nordish Museum, which was the first museum in Odense, opening in 1860 and situated in the Odense Palace.

St. Canute's Cathedral, commonly known as Odense Cathedral, is a 900-year-old Catholic cathedral with a beautiful Brick Gothic structure named after Danish King Canute the Saint (Canute IV). Its most remarkable spot is the crypt, which houses the bones of Canute and his brother Benedict.

Brandts Klædefabrik is a historical building structure in the heart of Odense, which is known as the city's core cultural center. It has a creative living environment with tiny enterprises and smaller lifestyles, as well as unique stores, cafes, and restaurants. Furthermore, throughout the summer, the space is utilized for concerts, theater, and film screenings on the stage at Ampfipladsen in front of Art Museum Brandts