Harsdorff House

The Harsdorff House, located on Kongens Nytorv in central Copenhagen, is a historic property built in 1780 by architect Caspar Frederik Harsdorff. Designed to inspire local builders, the house features a unique architectural style influenced by French classicism and ancient Greek and Roman elements. Notable tenants have included a renowned restaurant visited by Jules Verne and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 1864 to 1923. The building has been restored and now houses the Harsdorffs Hus Office Club, making it a blend of historical significance and modern utility, appealing to both tourists and researchers interested in Copenhagen's architectural heritage.