Nybrogade 10

Nybrogade 10 is a Late Neoclassical building located on the picturesque Gammel Strand-Nybrogade canalfront in central Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally constructed as a Baroque townhouse in 1740, it underwent significant renovations in the 1850s, which transformed its appearance. The building is notable for its architectural features, including a white-painted facade with decorative bands and dormer windows. It has historical significance, having housed prominent figures such as church historian Frederik Hammerich and city engineer Thorvald Krak. The property is listed as a protected building, making it a point of interest for tourists and researchers exploring Copenhagen's rich history and architecture.