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Copenhagen City Hall: Tower Tour
Snoop around inside the Lord Mayor and municipal council's headquarters
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Copenhagen City Hall: Guided Tour
See Copenhagen's most revered building and the mayor's headquarters
City Hall
Open today:
09:00 -
16:00
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Duration: 45mins
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Max group size: 16
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Live guide: Danish, English
Join your guide and tour the Copenhagen City Hall, standing proud on the City Hall Square in central Copenhagen. Find out all there is to know about the Lord Mayor and municipal council's headquarters.
You can tell how passionate the staff are at Copenhagen City Hall. Some of them have been working here for over 20 years and they're still noticing new things about the place, from little details in the walls to symbolism in its decorations.
Copenhagen City Hall is the Lord Mayor and municipal council's headquarters. Built between 1892 and 1905, it was designed by the architect Martin Nyrop, who drew 'Romantic' inspiration from Italy's Siena City Hall.
Climb the huge oak stairs, see the artwork on the walls, take a look at Jens Olsen's World Clock (an advanced astronomical clock), and find out which hit Danish TV shows the hall has starred in. The place is quite a celebrity in these parts!
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