This centrally located apartment dates back to 1852. It accommodates four single rooms in total, creating a nice homey atmosphere. Three of the rooms face the pedestrian street and one faces the courtyard. With an open kitchen, connecting it with the dining area, gives it a perfect place to bring people together, making food, playing board games or drinking a glass of wine. There is a “cozy corner area,” which is the living room that looks over the pedestrian street. It has a separate laundry area in the back, as well as a large bathroom with lots of space to move around. City centre Copenhagen's city centre is definitely the most historic and iconic part of the city with it's small, narrow streets and crooked houses. When you live in the city centre, you really have everything at your fingertips. Public transport Bus stop: Kongens Nytorv St. (Kongens Nytorv) or Gammel strand St., Christiansborg (Vindebrogade) Train: Nørreport station Metro: M3 Gammel Strand or M1 & 2 Nørreport Places nearby Rundetårn: Tourist attraction and viewing point Strøget + Købmagergade: Pedestrian shopping streets Kongens Have: Public park Christiansborg slot: Parliament building Torvhallerne: Food hall / court Grand Teatret: Vintage cinema