The Marble Church, officially known as the Frederick's Church, is a prominent church located in Copenhagen, Denmark. It is renowned for its stunning dome, which is one of the largest in Northern Europe. The church was designed by architect Nicholas Harsdorff and completed in 1894, showcasing a beautiful blend of Baroque and Neoclassical architectural styles. The church is built from white Carrara marble, giving it a striking appearance. Its interior features intricate decorations and a grand altar, making it a popular site for both worship and tourism. The Marble Church is also known for its historical significance and connection to the Danish royal family.