Nybrogade 24

Nybrogade 24 is a historic early 19th-century building located in central Copenhagen, Denmark, overlooking the picturesque Slotsholmen Canal. Constructed between 1815 and 1817 for the affluent merchant Jørgen Peter Bech, the property features a four-storey residential building and a warehouse, with a charming courtyard in between. The site has a rich history, originally comprising two properties owned by notable figures, including a Jewish tobacco manufacturer. The building is notable for its architectural significance and was listed as a protected site in 1918. Visitors can appreciate its historical context and the legacy of the Bech family, including connections to the writer Wilhelm Bergsøe, who fondly recounted his childhood visits in his memoirs.