Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Værnedamsvej - a street with a Parisian flair
Værnedamsvej is a small street on the municipal boundary between Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. The street stretches over 190 meters and connects Gammel Kongevej with the junction where Vesterbrogade and Frederiksberg Allé meet. The name comes from Werner Damm (d. 1762), who in the 1730s ran a popular eatery in the street. The street was formerly known for its many butcher shops, but today there is only one. Instead there are many small shops and cafés, and the street currently has a Parisian flair. Here the shops has moved out on the streets for a bit of celebration.
Labels:
Copenhagen,
Frederiksberg,
Frederiksberg Allé,
Gammel Kongevej,
Paris,
street,
Værnedamsvej
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