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Nyhavn, Canal district in Indre By, Denmark.

The waterfront stretches along a canal bordered by tall buildings painted in red, yellow, and blue, featuring wooden ships moored alongside restaurants.

King Christian V ordered the construction of this canal in 1671 to connect Copenhagen harbor to the city center for marine trade development.

The former residence of Hans Christian Andersen at number 20 became a landmark where he wrote several fairy tales from 1834 to 1838.

Visitors can board canal tour boats from multiple docks between April and September to explore Copenhagen's waterways and architectural landmarks.

The north side of the canal contains numbers 1 to 71, with all houses, mansions, and warehouses maintaining their original architectural form from 1681.

Location: Copenhagen Municipality

Elevation above the sea: 6 m

Address: Nyhavn 41,1051 København, Denmark 1051

Phone: +4533127141

Website: https://nyhavn41.dk

GPS coordinates: 55.67987,12.59041

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:28

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