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Vintage old homes in Middelfart in Denmark

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

My neighborhood. Well kept houses in historical part of Odense City.

Copenhagen, Denmark House facades in the Osterbro district.

View of houses and buildings in old town of Hobro, Himmerland, Nordjylland, Denmark

Copenhagen Citadel / Kastellet i København

Traditional home built of bricks in Graasten, Denmark

Beautiful red ivy covering residential buildings in Oslo, Norway.

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

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

Svendborg, Denmark - 10 June, 2021: colorful buildings in the historic old town center of Svendborg

Typical, historic street in the inner city of Lund (southern Sweden). In front of most of the houses are hollyhocks in bloom

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

Street scene of cobblestoned streets with historic houses in old town of Mariager, Nordjylland, Denmark

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

Logstor small city with canal and museum at the fjord in Denmark

$The gunboat sheds in Holmen where built between 1813 and 1850, housing long oar-powered boats equipped with a small cannon. The gunboats where made to defend Copenhagen's inner harbor after the English took the Danish fleet in 1807.\nToday most of the sheds have been converted into posh offices mainly for creative businesses like architectural companies.\nSince the 1690'ies Holmen in Copenhagen was the Naval Station with piers, shipyards and storage facilities. As a military facility it was completely closed to the public. In 1993 the naval station was closed and converted into an attractive district with housing, restaurants, cafés and a wealth of schools for the creative arts. In 2005 the new Danish National Opera House on Holmen was inaugurated.$