Morten Farum House

The Morten Farum House, located at Amaliegade 21A in Copenhagen, is a historic 18th-century town house originally designed in Baroque style by architect Nicolai Eigtved. Built in the early years of the Frederiksstaden district, the house features a unique architectural blend due to later modifications, including the addition of a third storey. The property includes a complex of yellow-washed buildings with brown-painted timber framing, which were listed as protected in 1918. Originally intended for nobility, the house has a rich history, including ownership by notable figures and serving as a base for a wholesale company trading in goods from Greenland and Iceland. Visitors can appreciate its architectural details, including a courtyard and distinctive roof designs, making it an interesting stop for those exploring Copenhagen's historical landscape.