Kompagnistræde 14

Kompagnistræde 14 is a historic Neoclassical building located in the Old Town of Copenhagen, Denmark. Constructed between 1797 and 1798 after the devastating Copenhagen Fire of 1795, this property showcases architectural features typical of the era, including a plastered façade and distinctive window designs. Originally part of a larger estate owned by the Royal Danish Shooting Society, the site has a rich history, having housed various notable residents, including a director of the Royal Danish Mail and a Jewish grocer. The building was officially listed as a protected site in 1939, ensuring its preservation as a significant piece of Copenhagen's architectural heritage. Visitors can appreciate its historical context and architectural details while exploring the vibrant surroundings of the Old Town.