Behagen House

The Behagen House is a historic Neoclassical townhouse located in the picturesque Christianshavn neighbourhood of Copenhagen, Denmark. Built in 1626 and renovated in 1769 by wealthy merchant Gysbert Behagen, the house features a striking façade with a central triangular pediment and a mural depicting a royal hunting scene. This building, which has been protected since 1918, offers a glimpse into the rich history of Copenhagen, having housed notable residents including politicians and artists. Visitors can appreciate its architectural beauty and historical significance while exploring the charming surroundings of Strandgade.