🏛️ Discovering Copenhagen City Hall — A Free Hidden Gem

#summervacay 📍Located in the heart of Copenhagen, Copenhagen City Hall is one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, blending Danish historic architecture with Italian Renaissance inspiration. The current structure was completed in 1905, designed by Martin Nyrop, and was inspired by the City Hall of Siena, Italy. ✨ Why Visit? • Free Entry — No ticket needed! • History in Layers — The City Hall stands on the site of two earlier halls destroyed by fires in 1728 and 1795. • Stunning Architecture — With its richly decorated façade, golden statue of Bishop Absalon, and its towering 105.6-meter clock tower, the building is impressive both inside and out. • Elegant Interiors — The grand hall (1,500 m²) features murals, sculptures, and intricate details, often used for weddings and official receptions. 🕰️ Perfect for history lovers, architecture fans, and anyone looking for a free yet memorable stop in Copenhagen. #copenhagencityhall #copenhagentrip #traveldenmark #hiddengemseurope #freeattractions #historicarchitecture #cityhallexploration