Hyggepotten aka The cozy crib

Located in the Latin quarter of inner Copenhagen, most buildings on Sankt Peders Stræde date back to the years after the Copenhagen Fire in 1795 (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankt_Peders_Str%C3%A6de). Not unlike it’s neighbours, this listed building was built in 1809 and each floor originally housed two separate units/family homes of often more than 10 people. Interested in listed homes? Check out the building’s heritage here: https://www.kulturarv.dk/fbb/sagvis.pub?sag=3101761

Parking in inner Copenhagen is paid, with street parking being handled by the city and underground /indoor parking by private companies. You can find rules and tariffs for street parking here: https://international.kk.dk/live/transport-and-parking/parking-in-copenhagen/public-parking-in-copenhagen (we are in the red zone) and for private parking you must follow the the black signs. To avoid the high fees, some people park their car at a station just outside the city and take the subway to pick it up when needed. For inner Copenhagen however, you will most likely just use bike or metro.