Alexandrahus

Alexandrahus is a notable building complex located at the intersection of Nørregade and Gammeltorv in central Copenhagen, Denmark. This site was once home to the cinema Alexandra-Biografen, which operated from 1942 to 1981. A plaque on the building honors philosopher Harald Høffding, who was born here. The architecture, designed by Ernst Kühn, features a striking five-storey red brick facade with unique design elements, including a relief by Olaf Stæhr-Nielsen showcasing iconic Copenhagen towers and symbols related to cinema. This blend of history and artistic architecture makes Alexandrahus an interesting stop for tourists and researchers alike.