Both an everyday parish church for a working-class part of Copenhagen and a hubristic monument to one of the wealthiest families in Danish history, Jesuskirken is a riot, one of the most unusual churches in Denmark.

An English village church dropped next to a Danish military base and a stone’s throw from the Royal Palace

Once home to two queens and formerly an innovative diabetes hospital, Hvidøre is about as storied as a corporate conference center can be.

Basically the Øresund in built form foreshadowing the century of friendship that followed, the monarchs of both Sweden and Denmark dedicated Svenska Gustafskyrkan when it opened in 1911.

Traces of climate change and Nazis—crises past, present, and future—mark the intersection of Gammel Kongevej and Vodroffsvej.