Shop for rent on H.C. Andersens Boulevard 27, 1553 Copenhagen V

Apart from the Danish motorways, there are no stretches in Denmark that are more trafficked than H. C. Andersens Boulevard, which runs from the Lakes at Nørrebro to Langebro over Copenhagen Harbor, where it marks the border between Inner City and Vesterbro.

With the back to the property, one looks directly at the country's largest tourist attraction, the amusement park Tivoli, while the fourth most visited museum, Glyptoteket, is located just to the left of it. Also flanked by City Hall Square to the right, the property is thus located in an area of the city that is buzzing with life, both with traffic and pedestrians, at all times of the day.

Here is a lease whose floor plan is large enough to hold a dance hall, while the location is anything but a village field.

Inner City in Copenhagen is rich in many things: Excellent cultural offerings, a lively harbor environment, a well-developed gastronomic scene, and much more can be found in the city. However, this old town lacks some facilities that can accommodate many people. The building stock in the area is simply too small.

Therefore, the property at H.C. Andersens Boulevard 27 is unique for the district, which otherwise houses the oldest and most quirky houses in the capital. The property here is large, spacious, and with room for most things, whether it's museum activities, retail, or restaurants.

In fact, the lease on the ground floor measures approximately 29 m and 31 m internally at its widest and longest points, and there is hardly anything similar in any other property in the area.

As a supplement to the ground floor, there is the basement, where today there are toilet and changing facilities, storage options, and much more.