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Rosengårdcentret Shopping Mall, Odense

Funen’s largest shopping centre, blending over 150 stores, 25 eateries and a cinema into a bright, weather-proof hub for everyday errands and relaxed days out.

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Rosengårdcentret is Funen’s largest shopping centre and one of Denmark’s biggest malls, set in southeast Odense at Ørbækvej 75. Spreading across around 100,000 m², it gathers more than 150 shops and over 25 eateries under one roof, from fashion and design to electronics, beauty, groceries and services. With a cinema, free parking for thousands of cars and easy access by bus and light rail, it works both as a local everyday hub and a full‑day destination for visitors.

A brief summary to Rosengårdcentret

  • Ørbækvej 75, Odense Municipality, Odense SØ, 5220, DK
  • +4566159118
  • Visit website
  • Duration: 1.5 to 6 hours
  • Free
  • Environment icon Indoor
  • Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
  • Monday 10 am-7 pm
  • Tuesday 10 am-7 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-7 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-7 pm
  • Friday 10 am-7 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-5 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5 pm

Local tips

  • Plan at least half a day if you want to combine browsing, a meal and a cinema visit – the mall’s 100,000 m² and 150+ shops can easily fill your schedule.
  • Take advantage of the free parking and look out for the colour-coded entrances so you can easily find your car again after exploring.
  • Pick up a centre map at an information point if you are looking for specific brands; the zone names and colours help you navigate quickly.
  • For a quieter experience, visit shortly after opening on weekdays, when supermarkets and cafés are open but the corridors are still calm.
  • If you are travelling with children, cluster your visit around toy shops, family-friendly eateries and the cinema to keep everyone engaged.
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Getting There

  • Light rail

    From central Odense, take the Odense Letbane light rail towards the southeastern districts and alight at the stop serving Rosengårdcentret; the ride typically takes about 10–15 minutes, with frequent departures throughout the day. A single adult ticket within the city fare zones usually costs around 20–30 DKK and can be bought from ticket machines or via local transport apps. Trains run more frequently on weekdays, with slightly reduced services in evenings and on weekends.

  • City bus

    Several city bus lines connect central Odense with the area around Ørbækvej and Rosengårdcentret, with journey times of roughly 15–25 minutes depending on the route and traffic. Standard city bus tickets are typically in the range of 20–30 DKK for a single trip and can be purchased on mobile apps or at ticket points before boarding. Buses usually run at shorter intervals during weekday daytimes and less frequently in late evenings and on Sundays.

  • Car

    Driving from central Odense to Rosengårdcentret generally takes around 10–15 minutes, following the city’s ring roads toward the southeast shopping district. The mall offers approximately 3,000 free parking spaces, including outdoor lots and covered areas, and there are also charging points for electric vehicles. At peak shopping times, especially weekends and late afternoons, allow extra time to find a convenient space and to move through local traffic around the centre.

  • Bicycle

    From many residential areas in Odense, cycling to Rosengårdcentret takes about 15–25 minutes, depending on your starting point, using the city’s network of cycle-friendly roads and paths. The terrain is generally flat, making the ride accessible for most cyclists who are comfortable in urban traffic. Bicycle parking racks are typically available near several entrances, though they can fill up during busy shopping periods, so consider bringing a sturdy lock and allowing a few minutes to find a suitable spot.

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A modern retail hub in southeast Odense

Rosengårdcentret is a vast, contemporary shopping mall on the southeastern edge of Odense, designed as a self-contained urban world dedicated to retail, food and entertainment. Under its bright, covered walkways, you move between distinct “streets” and colour-marked zones that help you navigate the sprawling 100,000 m² interior without feeling lost. The name recalls the former farm Rosengården that once stood here, but today the complex is very much a symbol of modern, everyday Danish life. As Funen’s largest and Denmark’s second-largest shopping centre, it plays a central role in the region’s commercial life. The atmosphere balances practical convenience with a touch of leisure: locals run daily errands in the two large supermarkets while visitors browse fashion, design and specialty shops at a more relaxed pace.

Shops, services and everyday essentials

With more than 150 shops, Rosengårdcentret offers almost anything you might need in one place. International fashion chains stand alongside Danish design brands, while beauty counters, jewellery stores and homeware boutiques fill out the mix. Electronics outlets, opticians and pharmacies add to the practical side, making the centre a one-stop location for both planned purchases and spur-of-the-moment finds. Practical services are well integrated into the layout. There are banking and currency exchange options, mobile repair shops, health and wellness providers, and specialty stores that cater to hobbies and lifestyle needs. This blend of functional services and aspirational shopping is what makes the centre feel like a mini city rather than just a mall.

Food, cafés and social corners

Food is a central part of the Rosengårdcentret experience. More than 25 eateries, from quick kiosks and bakery counters to cafés and casual restaurants, are concentrated in a dedicated wing so you can easily scan your options before sitting down. The smells of coffee, grilled dishes and fresh pastries drift into the corridors, drawing you towards warm, social spaces where shoppers pause and recharge. Seating areas around the food zone and central squares turn the mall into a social meeting point. Families gather over lunch after running errands, and friends meet for coffee before a cinema visit. This emphasis on shared spaces makes it a comfortable place to linger rather than simply pass through.

Entertainment and family-friendly features

Beyond shopping and dining, Rosengårdcentret offers entertainment that can turn a short visit into a full day out. The on-site cinema brings new releases to the complex, inviting you to pair a film with pre- or post-show meals and browsing. Children’s stores, toy shops and informal play corners make it easy to keep younger visitors engaged. The mall’s generous indoor corridors provide a weather-proof environment, especially valuable in cooler or rainy months. Bright lighting, wide walkways and clear signage give the interior a calm, orderly feel, so even at busier times it remains manageable for families, seniors and solo visitors alike.

Access, layout and surrounding attractions

Located close to Odense’s Ring 3, Rosengårdcentret is designed with easy access in mind. Around 3,000 free parking spaces encircle the complex, supplemented by covered parking sections and charging stations for electric cars. For those arriving without a car, local buses and the light rail stop close to the entrances, reinforcing its role as a regional hub. The internal layout follows a logical grid of “streets” and squares, with information points to help you orient yourself and printed maps available if you want a clear overview. Wide entrances open into bright central plazas that fan out into different zones, making it intuitive to explore.

Part of a larger Odense day out

Rosengårdcentret also sits within a cluster of destinations in southeast Odense. Nearby you find one of Denmark’s largest IKEA stores, a cultural botanical garden by the river, the University of Southern Denmark and outdoor activity parks, making it easy to combine a shopping trip with cultural or nature experiences. Many travellers use the mall as a practical base within a wider day of sightseeing or errands. Whether you come for a quick grocery run, a fashion refresh, a relaxed café stop or a cinema evening, Rosengårdcentret offers a versatile indoor environment that reflects contemporary Danish urban living on the island of Funen.

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