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Map. 3.

The corner of Bredgade and Frederiksgade with Am alienborg Square.

sold by the late K ing Georg of Greece. From 1884 to 1918 the Supreme Court had its rooms there. Now the inside has been restored thoroughly, corre­ sponding to the beautiful exterior of the palace og containing a number of fine­ ly equipped offices for the »Baltica«. The opposite corner, for­ merly Prince Frederik of Hesses Palace, is owned by llornung and Mailer, who have installet their renowned manufactory of pianos there, besides having arranged a small stylish concert-hall. A t the end of Frederiks- gade to the right is Amalien­ borg Square (see chapter 9)

side by side, elegant and fas­ hionable, and some of the fi­ nest. businesses have here spe­ cial windows for exhibitions, as f. i. the establishment of G. 11. Hansen , cabinet-maker to the court. For the part of some of these old palaces the quiet stylishness only on the outside. Inside a busy life is going on, modern businesses having installed themselves in the old localities. Thus the big insurance com­ pany »Baltica« bought the corner property of Frederiks- gade, the old King Georgs Palace, built in the middle of the 18th century by count Joachim Bernstorff and sin­ ce then occupied by different princely persons, until it was

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