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[Hafenstrasse (i.e., Havnegade), Copenhagen, Denmark] (LOC)

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  • trialsanderrors said:
    In all likelihood Havnegade.
  • Rasmuscph said:
    Yes definitely. Hafenstrasse is German. The correct name is Havnegade.
  • danni said:
    Another great picture!! Backlinks Visitors!
  • Droxy Photography said:
    beautiful photochrom series ! this is my first time hearing about photochrom & i LOVE it :)
  • titan chen said:
    very beautiful !!i live it

[Royal Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark] (LOC)

  • seier+seier said:
    the building to the right is erichsens palais (1797-1799) by c.f.harsdorff, architect (1735-1799). recent shot of it here: www.flickr.com/photos/seier/2439481234/
  • hewittclassof57 said:
    Would like to find Anne Larsson who used to work at the Royal Theatre. Also, her mother, Mitzi Larsson, worked there. We are coming to Copenhagen next week and would like to find Anne or Mitzi. Thanks!
  • seier+seier said:
    you should try sending an e-mail to the theatre: admin@kglteater.dk
  • Aradia Jameson said:
    its gorgeous inside to

Gardener in Ørstedsparken, Copenhagen, Denmark

  • dreadyboy said:
    It's really amazing seeing this picture of one of Copenhagen's most beautiful parks. I couldn't help myself taking this picture today.

    Vue over Ørstedsparken

    The shrubbery and trees have grown a lot since then, but otherwise it looks the same.

    I also learned something today that the park actually is named Ørstedsparken and not what we call it: H. C. Ørstedsparken ;-)
  • Glossy Quartz said:
    Great photo and great follow-up, dreadyboy - blogged it here
  • Swedish National Heritage Board - Riksantikvarieämbetet said:
    dreadyboy: Worth noticing indeed - Hans Christian Ørsted, famous Danish physicist and chemist, born in 1777. /Anna B