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RÄdhuspladsen

square, Copenhagen, Denmark
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  • Copenhagen
    Copenhagen
    / The contemporary city

    
of the city is the RĂ„dhuspladsen (“Town Hall Square”). From the square, an old, crooked shopping street leads northeast to the former center of the city, Kongens Nytorv (“King’s New Square”), laid out in the 17th century. Buildings there include the Thott Palace (now the French Embassy) and the Charlottenborg


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of the city is the RĂ„dhuspladsen (“Town Hall Square”). From the square, an old, crooked shopping street leads northeast to the former center of the city, Kongens Nytorv (“King’s New Square”), laid out in the 17th century. Buildings there include the Thott Palace (now the French Embassy) and the Charlottenborg


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