Frederiksgade

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Frederiksgade is a prominent street in central Copenhagen that forms part of the grand axial approach to Amalienborg Palace and the Marble Church.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf street
thoroughfare
alsoKnownAs Frederiksgade axis
linked to: Frederiksgade
connectsTo Amalienborg Slotsplads
linked to: Amalienborg Palace

Bredgade
Store Kongensgade
country Denmark
formsAxialApproachTo Amalienborg Palace
Frederik's Church
linked to: Frederik’s Church
hasBuildingTypeAlong office buildings
residential buildings
shops
hasCityscapeRole monumental axis
hasFunction representative ceremonial axis
traffic street
hasNearbyLandmark Amaliehaven
Amalienborg Palace
Copenhagen Opera House (across the harbor axis)
Frederik's Church
linked to: Frederik’s Church
hasPostalCode DK-1250 Copenhagen K
hasViewTowards Amalienborg Palace
Frederik's Church
linked to: Frederik’s Church
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Copenhagen
Denmark
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Copenhagen Municipality
locatedInNeighborhood Frederiksstaden
namedAfter King Frederick V of Denmark
orientation roughly east–west
partOf central Copenhagen
linked to: Indre By
partOfUrbanPlanBy Nicolai Eigtved
urbanPlanningStyle Rococo urban plan of Frederiksstaden

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Amalienborg Palace hasStreetAccess Frederiksgade
Copenhagen Opera House overlooks Frederiksgade axis
linked to: Frederiksgade
Frederiksgade alsoKnownAs Frederiksgade axis
linked to: Frederiksgade
Nicolai Eigtved notableWork Frederiksgade axis in Copenhagen
linked to: Frederiksgade