Copenhagen. The Church of St. Alban (Sankt Albani Kirke). Interiors

Acquainted with the architecture and history of the Church, look at her interior.

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Ceiling supported by Gothic pointed arches, executed in the same style as the Windows.

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Ceiling lined with dark wood.

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the interior of the Church is the result of charity for the British companies. Carved oak bench - a gift to the oldest travel company "Thomas cook and son".

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the Altar and pulpit were donated by London companies "Doulton", the leading manufacturer of stone products and ceramics and made by the artist George Tinworth.

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the Font was also made by stone-cutters "Doulton".

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Commemorative plaque Alexandra of Denmark (Alexandra af Danmark), wife of British king Edward VII (Queen Alexandra), which had obtained land for a Church and construction financing.

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Organ manufactured by the English company "John Walker and sons", in 1966 they spent on its restoration.

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Anglican Lutheran Church in the country plays the organ, the representative of the East Asia...in a civilized society, different cultures only enrich and complement each other.

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