The Old Stock Exchange

A city of red bricks and green tiles can build ordinary red bricks into such rare and dreamlike architectural art. Copenhagen has the world's first stock exchange and its position in world financial history is known.

Next to the Kristianburg Palace, it is Denmark's oldest stock exchange. It is particularly famous for its dragon-shaped spires, which are like the tails of four dragons, winding together, reaching 56 meters.

Architecture is very old, bronze minaret, inside the transaction can only imagine, if interested, you can take note when passing, or good. It's just for an outside visit, but it's not open inside.

Very ancient buildings, minarets are very beautiful, the carved patterns on them are still dragon patterns, located close to the river, the scenery is good.

Passing by, you can see that the appearance is very beautiful, the former stock exchange, Renaissance style, the spire tower is ornamented, very close to the Capitol Building.

Very ancient buildings, the braided top of the tower is very distinctive, just beside the canal, you can see the top of the tower from a distance.

The top four dragons, representing the four Nordic countries, did not enter, only the appearance.

Copenhagen Stock Exchange is one of the exchanges of Omax Group in Sweden. It is located on Longlini Island. The Exchange is a Renaissance building, built in 1624. It is the oldest and still used stock exchange in the world. It is also the most distinctive building in Copenhagen. It is topped by a bronze spire with four dragons. Passing by by bus, the tour guide said that it was the oldest stock exchange in the world and still in use. He snapped a picture quickly, only the top. Fortunately, there are four dragon-wound bronze minarets on the top.

This is one of the tourist attractions, mainly because it is a 17th century building. At present, the stock exchange has been relocated. Daxia is only used as a general office.

Copenhagen Stock Exchange is one of the Swedish OMX exchanges located on the same island as the Capitol Building. Copenhagen Stock Exchange or CSE (K&_8; benhavns Fondsb &8; rs) is an international trading market for Danish securities, including stocks, bonds, bonds, and financial futures, options.