Bournonville House

Bournonville House, located at Slotsgade 9 in Fredensborg, Denmark, is a historic building that served as the summer residence of renowned choreographer August Bournonville. Built in 1761, it reflects the town's evolution into a summer retreat for artists and civil servants following the completion of Fredensborg Palace in 1722. The house was named after Bournonville, who used it until 1879 and contributed significantly to the local community, including founding a daycare. The building is protected as a cultural heritage site, making it an interesting stop for tourists and researchers exploring Denmark's artistic history.