Location: Indre By, Copenhagen
The longest pedestrian street in Europe apparently, a major part of why Copenhagen feels so civilised to walk through

View in the middle of the street from Nytorv, looking east

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View at the west end of the street, from the Town Hall Square, looking east




Birger Christensen - stair / Birger Christensen Magasin
1997
Eva Jiricna Architects

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By architect Eva Jiricna, relocated from Newcastle workshop, England, to Strøget: originally in famous London store by Jiricna. Birger Christensen is a famous (and expensive) fur shop.

Buildings near to Strøget include:

Rådhuspladsen (Town Hall Square)
Contains the Town Hall along its southern edge and the 'telephone building' in the northern section by the bus stops, containing tourist information

Copenhagen Town Hall

Stelling Hus

Copenhagen Architecture



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