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Vestervold in the 1660s, the
ramparts were
extended towards the
south from
Vesterport all the way to the
coastline and into the
water on
reclaimed seabed. The...
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Vesterport station (Danish pronunciation: [ˈvestɐˌpʰoɐ̯ˀt stæˈɕoˀn]) is a S-train
railway station in the
centre of Copenhagen, Denmark. The
station is...
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outside Vesterport (the West Gate) for an
annual rent.
Until the 1850s
Tivoli was
outside the city,
accessible from the city only
through the
Vesterport. From...
- and at
Kongens Nytorv is a
Metro station. Also the S-train
stations Vesterport and Nørreport are
located nearby. (Nørreport is
located very
close to...
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began to disappear.
Medieval Danish city
gates are
found today only in
Vesterport, Faaborg, and Mølleporten, Stege, as well as in Flensburg,
today in Germany...
- "Queen's Garden"
which had been
located beyond the city's
western gate
Vesterport, an area
today known as Vesterbro, and
which had been destro**** under...
- narrow,
curved streets and low,
dense housing by the
river and the coast.
Vesterport (Westward Gate)
still bears the name of the
medieval city gate and the...
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railway and
regional trains. The line has two
intermediate stations,
Vesterport Station and Nørreport Station. It
continues above ground to
Nordhavn station...
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Vesterport S-train
station has
three entrances. This is the main one....
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roughly parallel to
Frederiksberg Allé and Vesterbrogade, it
extends from
Vesterport station at the
southern end of The
Lakes and
continues for some 1.8 km...
