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Old historical buildings in the middle of Odense City, Denmark

Vintage old homes in Middelfart in Denmark

Copenhagen Citadel / Kastellet i København

Hans Christian Andersen’s birthplace at the old town of Odense, Denmark

Architecture of the old town of Christiansfeld - UNESCO World Heritage Site, Denmark, Europe - streets and squares with houses in a remarkable city

Beautiful red ivy covering residential buildings in Oslo, Norway.

Small old city houses found in the centre of Aarhus, Denmark.

Traditional home built of bricks in Graasten, Denmark

$2022 the new Hans Christiansen Andersen childhood House opened. What was a museum about the world famous Danish poet changed to be a place for a journey in the poet's universe. The museum has been reinvented and a new center for experiencing Hans Christian Andersen's world has grown from the former museum.\nThe architecture is designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma & Associates$

Kastellet fortress buildings and the Commander House with the flag of Denmark - Copenhagen, Denmark

Germany, Potsdam, August 10, 2024 - Old brick house in the Dutch Quarter in Potsdam

ODENSE, DENMARK - JUNE 17, 2018: Old town of Odense, Denmark. HC Andersen's hometown. Yellow house is the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen.

Residences located on Borgmester Nielsens Vej in Rønne, Denmark. The photo was taken on Jyly 30, 2024 in Rønne.

Detached red brick single family house in Nysted, which is a small town at the Danish island Lolland. This kind of houses are very popular all over Denmark

Panoramic image over a typical street scene from a Danish village in the evening

$Christiansfeld is a small city based on a religious community and founded in 1773 and finished in 1806. The city is build in all yellow bricks and has a strong geometry centered around a central square with the church. Even today the city is heavily influenced by the religion.\nChristiansfeld is on UNESCO World Heritage list.$