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One of the old and
most impressive |
buildings
in Copenhagen is Børsen. The building was built by King
Christian IV during 1618- 1624 enabling it a symbol of Copenhagen
as a trade centre and metropolis.
Originally Børsen was used as a commodity exchange and
this is why it is nominated as one of the first exchanges in
Europe.
Because the building is privately owned since 1857, there is
normally no admittance. It is not a museum, but is owned by
the Chamber of Commerce, which is an independent private business
association for trade and services. Besides the many offices
the building naturally holds, quite a number of assembly rooms
can be rented out for various kinds of arrangements i.e. meetings,
conferences, parties, exhibitions etc.
Right here on Børsen's homepage you can read all about
the beautiful old building and its history. Try to take a stroll
in the building. The homepage has factual information about
renting and you can see pictures of the specific assembly rooms.
Welcome and enjoy your time. |
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