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Sofia B
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"The City Hall was built in 1892-1905 and today, the Town Hall is used for Civic Council meetings, weddings and national celebrations.
The City Hall can be explored on your own for FREE, but if you want the full experience and all the secrets, you can join a guided tour Monday-Friday at 13.00 and Saturday at 10.00 for €9. The tour is about 50 minutes and also takes you up the City Hall Tower, which with its 105m is one of the tallest buildings in Copenhagen.
The City Hall Library
Although the City Hall Library no longer functions as a library, the beautiful hall now provides the perfect quiet reading room, creating just the right study atmosphere. The City Hall Library is free and open from Monday till Friday from 09.00-16.00.
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Laura Afratellanza
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City Hall Square, or Rådhuspladsen, is a bustling public square located in the heart of Copenhagen. It serves as a major transportation hub and a central gathering place for locals and tourists. The square is dominated by the Copenhagen City Hall, an impressive building that showcases Danish architectural elegance. City Hall Square is surrounded by shops, restaurants, and cafes, making it a popular meeting point and a vibrant area to explore. The square is also known for hosting various events and festivals throughout the year, including the famous Christmas market. City Hall Square is a dynamic and lively hub that captures the spirit of Copenhagen.
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Lotte van den Heuvel
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"Throughout København, you can find free drinking water. Online, there are maps available showing all of the locations, but you can also keep an eye out to spot them yourself. At least I’ll give this one away: the water fountain at the City Hall Square (though Rådhuspladsen sounds a lot nicer in my opinion).
Good to note: what is meant with “water fountain” is not an actual fountain as the one in the photo. The water from these ornamental fountains is not safe to drink. Instead, look for poles that indicate they disperse tap water."
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