The Oderness Church is a parish church built in 1040 AD in the Lund district of Kristiansand. It is a white stone church built using plans drawn up by an unknown architect and accommodates approximately 400 people. It is considered the oldest building in the city, and it has been restored and made many repairs and additions. The interior design was renewed and the church walls were decorated with new decorations and designs. Today, tourists can visit the church, as it is still open and weddings and many events are held there.