Rundetårn
Where: Kobmagergade, Copenhagen, Denmark.
What: The Rundetårn is the second symbol of Copenhagen, second only to the little mermaid. Rundetårn translates to Round Tower, and it is indeed that; very round. It was built in 1637-1642 as an observatory. No stairs to get to the top, instead, there’s a 209 meters long passage that winds around the inside of the tower 7,2 times.
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