Scandic Palace Hotel
Indre By, Copenhagen
“Art Nouveau landmark”
Vibe
Anton Rosen's 1910 Jugendstil landmark anchors City Hall Square with a 65-meter copper clock tower, ornate brickwork, and historic grand-hotel prestige.
“Art Nouveau landmark”
A protected 1910 Anton Rosen landmark featuring a sixty-five-meter copper clock tower and original Jugendstil mosaics.
A century-old fixture on City Hall Square where Danish royalty and mid-century cinema icons stayed.
Anton Rosen's Danish Art Nouveau architecture showcases decorative exterior brickwork, ornate mosaics, and custom metalwork.
Directly on Rådhuspladsen facing Copenhagen City Hall, steps from Tivoli Gardens and Strøget pedestrian street.
Rooms
Upper-floor suites open to private terrace views over Rådhuspladsen, while lower rooms offer functional Scandinavian comfort framed by historic proportions.
Backstory
Commissioned by a master butcher in 1910, architect Anton Rosen designed everything from the decorative facade mosaics to Georg Jensen door handles.
Eat & drink
Restaurant Capa serves Casper Sobczyk’s signature butter-aged steaks, while the lobby bar pours cocktails beneath historic Art Nouveau details overlooking the square.
The neighborhood
Stepping outside places you directly on Rådhuspladsen, with Tivoli Gardens’ vintage gates and the Strøget pedestrian shopping district just footsteps away.
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