Churchillparken, City park in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Churchillparken is a green space alongside the historic Kastellet fortress, featuring numerous trees, flower gardens, and walking paths throughout. Several monuments dot the park, including a bronze Valkyrie statue and busts of military figures from different periods.
The park was established in 1965 to honor Winston Churchill and the British role in Denmark's liberation during World War II. The site was previously part of the harbor area and was later transformed into a public green space.
The park holds St. Alban's English Church, a quiet place with traditional architecture set among the trees. The church fits naturally into the green space and draws both visitors and worshippers looking for a moment away from the city.
The park sits between Kastellet fortress and Esplanaden street, offering easy walks to nearby attractions like the Little Mermaid statue. The open paths are well-maintained and simple to navigate, making exploration comfortable for all visitors.
A bronze Valkyrie statue from 1908 stands in the park, depicting the Norse mythological figure who guided warriors to the afterlife. This statue predates the park itself and was later incorporated into the grounds.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
