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This waterfront extension to the Royal Library opened in 1999 and stretches from the original 19th-century structure to the harbor's dockside. The name gives it...more
see the Copenhagen guideJean Nouvel's Copenhagen Concert Hall (opened in January 2009, in a commercial district that skirts the inner city) is a study in architectural ambition that's...more
see the Copenhagen guideOpened in 2005, Denmark's first purpose-built opera house, a striated, bulgy glass module with a "floating" slab of a roof, asserts its presence on the harbor....more
see the Copenhagen guideDesigned by Daniel Libeskind, one of Copenhagen's newest museums is fittingly located in the former Royal Boat House—it was built by Christian IV, the king...more
see the Copenhagen guideAfter its renovation, completed in 2006, Denmark's most extensive museum of art now displays a new approach. While some works in its massive...more
see the Copenhagen guideAs part of Copenhagen's harborfront revitalization, the first city-center bath opened in 2002 opposite the Marriott Hotel in the Islands Brygge area (Kalvebod...more
see the Copenhagen guideLaid out like a stately country manor when it was first completed in 1918 in a Copenhagen suburb, this modern-art museum recently added Zaha Hadid's spatial,...more
see the Copenhagen guideChristian IV's 17th-century summer palace sprouts like a Renaissance mirage in the center of the city, its red-brick turrets and towers rising above an oasis of...more
see the Copenhagen guideOnly a city as whimsical as Copenhagen would bill an amusement park as its main attraction—but of course this isn't just any amusement park. Forget bumper...more
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