Religion

According to the Constitution, Danes have freedom of religion, but the vast majority belong to the Danish State Church which is Evangelical Lutheran. Christianity was introduced around 1000 AD, and with the Reformation in 1536, Protestantism succeeded Catholicism as the predominant religion.

All religions are, however, represented in the population. Protestant churches in major cities usually have services in English once a week.

The churches you see today in inner Copenhagen, with a few exceptions, date back to the mid 1500's.