List of buildings in and around Copenhagen explained

Copenhagen is the location of many notable buildings, representing a variety of eras as well as functions.

Castles and palaces

* Around 1420 a fortress was built where Kronborg is located today.^[1]

header 1	Building	header 2	Location	header 3	Year	header 4	Style
row 1, cell 1	Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek	row 1, cell 2	Indre By	row 1, cell 3	1882	row 1, cell 4	Renaissance inspired
row 2, cell 1	Børsen, (until 1996 the stock market building)	row 2, cell 2		row 2, cell 3	1640	row 2, cell 4	Dutch baroque
row 3, cell 1	Tivoli Gardens	row 3, cell 2		row 3, cell 3	1843	row 3, cell 4	amusement park
row 4, cell 1	Dyrehavsbakken	row 4, cell 2	Klampenborg, at the City's northern border	row 4, cell 3	1583	row 4, cell 4	the oldest amusement park in the world
row 5, cell 1	Royal Danish Theatre	row 5, cell 2		row 5, cell 3	1748 Old scene, 1874 New scene	row 5, cell 4	Neoclassicism (?)
row 6, cell 1	Assistens Cemetery	row 6, cell 2		row 6, cell 3	1760, (1706 as temporary plague cemetery)	row 6, cell 4	cemetery where many famous Danes rest^*
row 7, cell 1	Rundetårn	row 7, cell 2		row 7, cell 3	1642	row 7, cell 4	fortress tower, the highest building in the world without stairs
row 8, cell 1	City Hall	row 8, cell 2		row 8, cell 3	1905	row 8, cell 4
row 8, cell 1	Old City Hall	row 8, cell 2		row 8, cell 3	1815	row 8, cell 4	?
row 9, cell 1	Copenhagen Central Station	row 9, cell 2		row 9, cell 3	1911	row 9, cell 4	?
row 10, cell 1	Østerport Station	row 10, cell 2		row 10, cell 3	1897	row 10, cell 4	interesting interior

* e.g. fairy tales author Hans Christian Andersen and scientists Niels Bohr and Hans Christian Ørsted

header 1	Fountain/monument	header 2	Location	header 3	Year	header 4	Artist
row 1, cell 1	Caritas Well	row 1, cell 2		row 1, cell 3	1608	row 1, cell 4
row 2, cell 1	Gefion Fountain	row 2, cell 2		row 2, cell 3		row 2, cell 4
row 3, cell 1	Stork Fountain	row 3, cell 2		row 3, cell 3	1894	row 3, cell 4
row 4, cell 1	The Little Mermaid	row 4, cell 2		row 4, cell 3	1913	row 4, cell 4
row 4, cell 1	Troll that smells Christian blood	row 4, cell 2		row 4, cell 3	1896	row 4, cell 4

header 1	Building	header 2	Location	header 3	Year	header 4	Architect
row 1, cell 1	The Black Diamond	row 1, cell 2		row 1, cell 3	1999	row 1, cell 4	Schmidt hammer lassen
row 2, cell 1	Danish Jewish Museum	row 2, cell 2		row 2, cell 3	2004	row 2, cell 4	Daniel Libeskind
row 3, cell 1	VM Houses	row 3, cell 2		row 3, cell 3	2005	row 3, cell 4	Bjarke Ingels/Julien de Smedt
row 4, cell 1	Gemini Residence	row 4, cell 2		row 4, cell 3	2005	row 4, cell 4	MVRDV
row 5, cell 1	Copenhagen Opera House	row 5, cell 2	Holmen	row 5, cell 3	2005	row 5, cell 4	Henning Larsen
row 6, cell 1	Tietgenkollegiet	row 6, cell 2	Ørestad	row 6, cell 3	2006	row 6, cell 4	Lundgaard & Tranberg
row 7, cell 1	Royal Playhouse	row 7, cell 2		row 7, cell 3	2008	row 7, cell 4	Lundgaard & Tranberg
row 8, cell 1	Mountain Dwellings	row 8, cell 2		row 8, cell 3	2008	row 8, cell 4	Bjarke Ingels
row 9, cell 1	Metropolis	row 9, cell 2	Kongens Enghave	row 9, cell 3	2008	row 9, cell 4	Future Systems
row 10, cell 1	The Elephant House	row 10, cell 2	Frederiksberg	row 10, cell 3	2008	row 10, cell 4	Foster + Partners
row 11, cell 1	Copenhagen Concert Hall	row 11, cell 2	Ørestad	row 11, cell 3	2009	row 11, cell 4	Jean Nouvel
row 12, cell 1	National Aquarium Denmark	row 12, cell 2	Kastrup	row 12, cell 3	2014	row 12, cell 4	building similar to Guggenheim in Bilbao
row 13, cell 1	Parken Footballstadium	row 13, cell 2	Østerbro	row 13, cell 3	1992 (originally opened in 1911)	row 13, cell 4	will be used for four matches in Euro 2020
row 14, cell 1		row 14, cell 2	Indre By/Vesterbro	row 14, cell 3	1960	row 14, cell 4	by Arne Jacobsen

Web site: SLKE: Slottets historie . www.kronborg.dk . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20130627184916/http://www.kronborg.dk/oplev-slottet/slottets-historie/ . 2013-06-27.