Studiestræde 24

Studiestræde 24 is a historic Neoclassical building located in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen, Denmark, recognized as a protected site since 1959. Originally part of two properties dating back to the late 17th century, it underwent significant changes after the Copenhagen Fire of 1795. The building has housed various notable residents, including the painter Georg Hilker and was later owned by prominent figures such as starch manufacturer Johannes Høyer and chemical factory owner Theodor Rich. Over the years, it has served multiple purposes, including as a factory and the headquarters for political and publishing organizations. Today, it stands as a testament to Copenhagen's rich architectural and social history, making it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers alike.