Antonigade 9

Antonigade 9 is a historic residential building located in the Old Town of Copenhagen, Denmark, built in 1766 by architect Hans Næss. Known for its distinctive four-storey brick structure adorned with stucco decorations, it stands out among the surrounding low, half-timbered houses, earning it the nickname 'The Castle.' The building has housed notable residents, including Næss himself, a physician for the Royal Danish Navy, and a court bookdealer. It was listed as a protected building in 1918, with its heritage status expanded in 2000. Visitors can appreciate its architectural features, including a beautifully decorated facade and a central courtyard, making it a significant landmark in Copenhagen's rich historical landscape.