Nyhavn 11

Nyhavn 11 is a historic 18th-century building located along the picturesque Nyhavn canal in Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally established as a sugar refinery by Ludvig Ferdinand Rømer in 1754, the property has a rich history, having housed notable figures such as general trader Jacob Severin and various actors. The building features a charming figure of a sugar-baker above its gate, symbolizing its sweet past. It was officially protected as a historical site in 1932 and has been home to various businesses, including the renowned lamp manufacturer Louis Poulsen until 2006. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance and the vibrant atmosphere of the Nyhavn area, making it a must-see for tourists and researchers alike.