Saint Alban's Church is located in Østerbro in Copenhagen and is the oldest church in the Danish capital. It was built in the 13th century by king Valdemar IV in honor of Saint Alban. The tower of the church has become a very popular viewpoint in the city from where you can admire the city skyline. Saint Alban's Church is a great example of Gothic architecture and inside you can find stained-glass windows and old sculptures. Visitors are welcome to pay a visit to the ancient church!
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