Definition of Norgesgade. Meaning of Norgesgade. Synonyms of Norgesgade

- symmetric street Frederiksgade that marked the entrance to Amalienborg from Norgesgade (now Bredgade). In return for 30 years of freedom from property taxes...
- incorporated into the fortified city. At that point Bredgade was renamed Norgesgade (English: Norway Street) to commemorate the King's possessions to the...
- symmetric street Frederiksgade that marked the entrance to Amalienborg from Norgesgade (now Bredgade). In return for 30 years of freedom from property taxes...
- attached to each other by a cross wing. The building in Bredgade (then Norgesgade) was attached to Titken's building by a long garden wall. In 1754, Titken...
- owned a house in Amaliegade in Copenhagen and later the Dehn Mansion in Norgesgade. He also owned the country house Ankersminde (later Ordruphøj) in Ordrup...
- time. The growing company soon relocated to new and larger premises on Norgesgade (now Bredgade). It also started an import of Rheinich mill stones and...
- Danish). Gads Forlag. Retrieved 22 March 2017. "Folketælling – 1840 – Norgesgade 183, Søcadet Academiet". danishfamilysearch.dk (in Danish). Retrieved...
- (in Danish). Dansk Biografisk Leksikon. Retrieved 30 December 2020. "Norgesgade 55". kbhbilleder.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 30 December 2020. "Bredgade...
- seven children. They initially shared their time between an apartment in Norgesgade and a house in Gentofte. In 1797, Mourier bought Aagaard for 70,000 rigsdaler...
- resident of the building. In 1790, Jacob Buntzen moved to an apartment at Norgesgade No. 159. He would later acquire the title of overkrigskommissær. The building...