Hagemann Mansion

The Hagemann Mansion, located at Grønningen 11 in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a historic town mansion built in 1918 for financier Paul Hagemann, designed by architect Carl Brummer. It has served as the residence of the Finnish ambassador since the Finnish state purchased it in 1943. The mansion holds significance due to its connection to Hagemann's son, Jørgen, who fought and died in the Winter War. Today, it functions as the official ambassadorial residence, housing embassy staff and providing facilities for guests.