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Copenhagen's oldest square, famous for its architectural significance and beautiful fountain.

More About Gammeltorv

Gammeltorv is the oldest square in Copenhagen, dating back to the Middle Ages. It is part of the larger complex of squares that includes Nytorv, and together they have served as the city's central marketplace for centuries. The square is home to the Caritas Well, a Renaissance fountain that adds a historic charm to the area. Gammeltorv is surrounded by buildings showcasing a range of architectural styles, reflecting the city's development over time. Today, it remains a bustling spot for social gatherings and events.

What Makes It Special

Houses the historic Caritas Well.

Address

Gammeltorv, 1457 København, Denmark

Best Time to Visit

Autumn, when the historical ambiance is enhanced by falling leaves.

Skip the line in Copenhagen

Book tickets and guided tours in advance

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