Grandjean House

The Grandjean House, located in central Copenhagen, Denmark, is a stunning example of Late Neoclassical architecture, comprising two buildings around a central courtyard. Built in 1854 by architect Christian Tybjerg for pastry chef Christian Bredo Grandjean, the property has a rich history dating back to the 17th century. It was once home to notable figures, including the Spanish ambassador Bernardino de Rebolledo and the influential merchant Jonas Collin. The house is recognized for its historical significance and was listed as a protected building in 1959. Visitors can explore its elegant design and learn about its connections to famous personalities like Hans Christian Andersen, who frequented the restaurant and konditori operated by Grandjean.