Copenhagen City Hall, A Majestic Blend of Danish and Italian Renaissance

Town Hall Square, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2004
Very beautiful architecture
4.4
Landmarks or iconic buildings

Introduction

Copenhagen City Hall is located on Copenhagen City Hall Square and serves as the seat of the city council and the mayor's office. The building was completed in 1905, with architect Martin Nyrop drawing inspiration from Siena City Hall, incorporating elements such as a decorative facade, gilded statues of Absalom, and a slender clock tower.
Address
Town Hall Square, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2004
Opening hours
Monday-Friday: 09:00-16:00 Saturday: 09:30-13:00
Phone +45 33 66 25 85

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