Moving into the corners of Dragør Harbor you can experience something different – the open spaces of Øresund, a visit to the local fishermen in their shanty town or the old drying ground for fishing nets still in use from time to time.
A Stalks Place denotes the area where fishermen hang their fishing nets on stalks (piles) for drying and purification, and where fish are hung for drying.South of the Pilot Tower you will find the S...
In the Christmas calendar Time travel, one of the main characters, Dixie, lives in Kapselstræde.The name Kapselstræde is not quite official, but a sign in the alley behind Dragør Shipyard proclaims ...
Northern Pier occurred around 1600 when the Dutch in Store Magleby had also started fishing eels on the west side of Amager and needed shipping of both eels and horses.They were allowed 'by the Crow...
On the eastern side of Strandstræde (Beach Street) there are several small Alleyways that connect Strandstræde with Strandlinien (Beach Edge), which is parallel to Strandstræde.Originally, it was wh...
The houses in the old town are built in rows going east-west. To the south are the gardens of the houses, and to the south is the next house - which also has a garden to the south.That pattern gives...