Rundetaarn

You can see many of Copenhagen's landmarks from the top of this old tower, which dates back to the seventeenth century AD, and which has been preserved and restored in order to preserve the city's heritage. This round tower was built as an observatory for astronomy in 1642 AD, under the rule of King Christian IV. Today, it is considered a place of attraction for tourists, and a site for many activities, events and celebrations. Knowing that there is no elevator or stairs in this place, and when you want to climb to the top of this tower, you must climb the internal slopes to enjoy the panoramic view that overlooks it.