Best Things to Do in Odense, with baby

Odense Zoo is 90% Baby-Friendly

Infants enter free and parents get stroller hire, warming stations, nursing rooms and changers everywhere, though loud shows may wake a napping baby if you skip quiet zones.

Recommended visit duration: 2-4 hours

Danmarks Jernbanemuseum is 88% Baby-Friendly

Level entrance, elevators, pram-friendly paths and several changing tables make visits easy with infants, though no dedicated nursing room and prams banned on vintage trains reduce convenience.

Recommended visit duration: 1-3 hours

The Funen Village is 86% Baby-Friendly

Stroller-friendly gravel, free pull-wagons, a changing room and many picnic tables aid caregivers, though cobbled yards and no separate nursing lounge reduce convenience for some babies.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

Odense Sports Park is 72% Baby-Friendly

Babies enter pools free, warm baby basins and diaper vending machines exist, yet no listed nursing room and stadium noise may overwhelm infants, so plan short, water-focused visits.

Recommended visit duration: 2–3 hours

H. C. Andersens House is 68% Baby-Friendly

Borrowable strollers, elevators and flat gardens ease navigation with an infant, yet no in-museum changing tables or nursing room means extra planning or nearby city pit stops.

Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours

Flakhaven is 63% Baby-Friendly

Flat paving, stroller access and nearby changing rooms help visitors with babies, yet no on-square nursing area, shade or soft play keeps visits short.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Odense River Sailing is 59% Baby-Friendly

Babies may board but a pram costs a child ticket, there is no confirmed changing table or nursing room, and rules on lap seating conflict, so short visits work only if parents plan ahead.

Recommended visit duration: 1-2 hours

Odeon is 45% Baby-Friendly

You can park a stroller and feed your baby in the spacious café, and babies enter some parties free, yet concerts are loud, changing tables are unconfirmed, and no nursing room is listed, so convenience is low.

Recommended visit duration: 1 60 minutes

Hans Christian Andersen's Childhood Home is 23% Baby-Friendly

Babies may enter if carried, but prams are banned, there is no changing table or nursing room, and cramped corridors make settling or feeding a baby very awkward.