Hauser Plads 24

Hauser Plads 24 is a historic 18th-century building complex located in the Old Town of Copenhagen, Denmark. It is notable for being the only structure on Hauser Plads that survived the British bombardment of 1807. Originally constructed in 1733, the building has a rich history, including serving as an underground printing workshop during World War II. The architecture features a blend of plastered and painted facades, with a unique corner design. Visitors can appreciate its historical significance and architectural charm while exploring the vibrant surroundings of Hauser Plads.