Rundetaarn

At the point when Christian IV manufactured the pinnacle, Denmark was very well known for its galactic accomplishments on account of the cosmologist Tycho Brahe.

When he passed on in 1601, the King wished to proceed with Brahe's examination, and in this way the round pinnacle appeared.

It has been a while since the researchers left, however, the observatory is as yet utilized by novice cosmologists and the numerous guests.

The observatory is circled by an open-air stage from which you have a great perspective of the old piece of Copenhagen.

To arrive you have to stroll up the winding walk, which is 268,5 meters in length at the external divider and just 85,5 meters in length near the center of the building.

This implies you stroll around 209 meters to get the opportunity to top despite the fact that the pinnacle is just 36 meters tall.