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Empty cobbled street and traditional brick houses in Ribe, Denmark. Ribe is located in the Region Syddanmark (english: Region Southern Denmark) and is the oldest town in Denmark.

Groups of people walking in Hack Kampmanns Plads in central Aarhus, a port city in Jutland, Denmark, on a sunny summer day. The spires of Aarhus Cathedral (Domkirke) can be seen to the left.

Old-time grocery store from the 17th century, Odense, Denmark

Historic half-timbered architecture in a serene European city street with cobblestones, shop displays, and a timeless atmosphere of charm and tradition in this picturesque urban setting.

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Pond and half-timbered houses in The Old Town in Aarhus, Denmark

The photo was taken sailing towards the idyllic island of Ærø in Denmark september 4th 2022.

traditional danish house with square paned windows and a scraped stucco facade on a narrow cobblestone street without people

Malmo, Sweden - 07 18 2023: Sweden Malmo city center old town square

Aarhus, Denmark - April 11, 2017: A re-enactor at the museum Den Gamle By performs what life in Denmark was life in the 19th century for the visitors in the Easter holidays 2017.

Apartments in Horsens residential district

Square in the middle of Old Town of Aarhus city, Denmark

Copenhagen Citadel / Kastellet i København

Old-time village, Den Gamle By, Aarhus, Denmark

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Part of the old town called Den Gamle By, Aarhus.

Rows of windows and ornamental brickwork in an old part of Aarhus, a port city in Jutland, mainland Denmark.

panoramic view of sloping roofs in a scandinavian city with typical half timbered houses and red tiles

Aarhus Cathedral and skyline of Aarhus, Denmark

Facades of historic houses in the old town of Aarhus, Denmark

Beautiful old half-timbered house from 1602, Køge, Zealand, Denmark

Photograph from Odense, Funen, Denmark

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House in Helsingør pedestrian street in 2008

A quiet morning in Volden, a narrow, winding and pedestrianised street in central Aarhus, a port city in eastern Jutland, mainland Denmark. Volden is lined with boutiques and small shops and is in a very attractive old part of the city known as the Latin Quarter. ‘Volden’ means ‘the rampart’.

Roof tops of Ribe town

Oslo, Norway: Rådmannsgården, build in 1626 for for councilor (Rådmann) Lauritz Hansen, the oldest preserved building in the old Christiania, made of imported Dutch brick - the building has steep roof with high gables with blind arcades. Presently the Oslo Art Society headquarters. To the left the Anatomygården, dating from the 18th century - Christiania Torv, Rådhusgata and Nedre Slottsgate - Kvadraturen area.

Two story half-timbered building in city Kerteminde with green painted windows on the island Funen, Two tables are standing in the courtyard.

The medieval town of Stege, with the recently refurbished Gatehouse, or in Danish, “Mølleporten”, in the foreground. The Gatehouse is the only one of three that originally stood on the city walls that once guarded the town. Large parts of the moat and earth ramparts still surround the town. The tower dates back to the 16th century and is one of two that remain standing in all of Denmark.

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