Gerling House

The Gerling House, located at Strandgade 38 in Copenhagen's Christianshavn district, is a historic late 17th-century building complex notable for its architectural significance and rich history. Originally constructed in 1688, it features a three-storey front wing and a two-storey side wing. The building was home to various residents over the centuries, including master cooper Peter Richter, who established a successful workshop here in the 1830s. The property has been listed as a protected building since 1918, making it an important site for both tourists and researchers interested in Copenhagen's architectural heritage and social history.