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KØBENHAVNS KOMMUNE NOTAT Teknik- og Miljøforvaltningen Københavns Erhvervsservice 08-10-2013 Til Sagsnr. 2013-0227578 Endelig liste over attraktioner Dokumentnr. 2013-0227578-2 1. Kulturinstitutioner der henvender sig til besøgende og turister: Sagsbehandler F.eks. museer, forlystelser og lignende: Mikkel Halbye Mindegaard Tivoli Zoo (der skiltes fra Vesterbro med afstandsangivelse) Rundetaarn Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Nationalmuseet Experimentarium (Flytter til Papirøen/Christiansholm primo 2014 og min 2 år frem) Statens Museum for Kunst, Parkmuseerne Rosenborg Slot, Parkmuseerne Post- og Telemuseet Visit Carlsberg, Carlsbergbyen Tycho Brahe Planetarium Statens Naturhistoriske Museum, Parkmuseerne Christiansborg, Slotsholmen Den Sorte Diamant, Slotsholmen Tøjhusmuseet, Slotsholmen Det Jødiske Museum, Slotsholmen Thorvaldsens Museum, Slotsholmen Filmhuset, Parkmuseerne Charlottenborg Designmuseum Danmark, Frederiksstaden (tidl. Kunstindustrimuseet) Nikolaj Kunsthal Københavns Museum Dansk Arkitektur Center Davids Samling, Parkmuseerne Frihedsmuseet (efter forventet genetablering på lokaliteten) Musikmuseet (i det gamle Radiohus med åbning i efteråret 2013) Den Hirschsprungske Samling, Parkmuseerne Den Frie, Parkmuseerne Arbejdermuseet Orlogsmuseet Marinestation København (på Nyholm, 1439 København K.) Nordatlantens Brygge Kunstforeningen Gl. Strand Den Kongelige Afstøbningssamling Medicinsk Museion, Frederiksstaden 2. Særligt signifikante bygninger, der i sig selv udgør en attraktion. F.eks. kirker, slotte og arkitektoniske landmarks. Det Kongelige Teater, Gamle Scene Det Kongelige Teater, Skuespilhuset Det Kongelige Teater, Operaen Amalienborg, Frederiksstaden Københavns Rådhus Marmorkirken Vor Frue Kirke Vor Frelser Kirke DR Koncerthuset 3. Attraktioner i det offentlige rum. F.eks. monumenter og særlige pladser. Den Lille Havfrue Gefionspringvandet Kongens Nytorv Rådhuspladsen 4. Særlige byområder, der har en særlig historisk eller kulturel kvalitet. Nyhavn Strøget Christiania Kødbyen Nyboder Holmen Carlsbergbyen Frederiksstaden Bydele Christianshavn Vesterbro Østerbro Nørrebro Frederiksberg 5. Rekreative områder. F.eks. parker og promenader. Ørstedsparken Botanisk Have, Parkmuseerne Kastellet Kongens Have Østre Anlæg Assistens Kirkegård Fælledparken Havneparken Islands Brygge Side 2 af 3 Bibliotekshaven, Slotsholmen Kalvebod Bølge Langelinie Side 3 af 3.

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