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The tower, built near the city center walk, is a Danish kristen IV building, overlooking the panoramic view of Goha on the top floor of the tower. The emperor was lazy and did not want to walk up, but built a circular road and could go up by carriage. So the tower is not up to the level, there is a window at the top to see the bottom, I am afraid of heights

The pagoda is also a beacon, the university of copenhagen next to its guardian, a spiraling trail that seems to lead the way in ideas and learning. We have been standing in this Trinity building for a long time, and want to feel the quiet flow of time, history, knowledge and thought along the Bluestone Road.

The round tower is also a good landscape, the area is very good scenery, can come here to see a lot of good things, the round stone tower is also a historical building for many years, history is also a lot of use.

The Round Tower is a masterpiece of King Christchine IV, who has made Copenhagen, the Danish capital, the most beautiful and important metropolis in northern Europe. King chrischine IV of the european renaissance, in a position unmatched in danish history, has left a remarkable legacy in copenhagen. The Round Tower Church, along with the adjacent University Library in Copenhagen and the Church of the Notre Dame, constitutes the most unique scenic spot in the old city of Copenhagen.

The tower was a 17th century observatory and there were no steps inside, walking around the inner towers, about 10 stories high, to the top floor, with a 360 degree viewing platform that directly enjoyed the view of the old city of Copenhagen, and the sunset should have been better.

Fun site - be sure to stop and read each 'segment' of the walk. The Round Tower has a great view but it's history is more impressive.

Definitely worth going to. The price is a little steep for what it is, but you get some great views of Copenhagen when you are at the top.

Originally built as an observatory, this is one of the most visited sights in Copenhagen with good reason. The main feature is the incredible internal spiral ramp leading to the top, built so that horses could be ridden all the way to the top. The views once you reach the top across the city are worth the trek and each floor usually has an exhibition space or an arts and craft market.

Climb to the top for a rewarding panoramic view of Copenhagen! There is also a museum part way up filled with colorful artwork that's worth a visit.

Great view from the top over the whole city.Very nice!