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Christianshavns Mound is part of Copenhagen's old defence system, and the last remaining relic of its 17th century fortifications.
Christianshavns Mound is part of Copenhagen's old defence system, and the last remaining relic of its 17th century fortifications. It is now an excellent area for a walk, surrounded by greenery and windmill remains.
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Copenhagen, Denmark (Enter just after crossing to Amager over the bridge Langebro)
Lille Mølle is a historic landmark in Christianshavn, which was erected as an octagonal Dutch smock mill in 1783, converted into private residence in 1916, and is now a house museum
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