Brønshøj

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Brønshøj is a part (originally a little village) of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Under the war between Denmark and Sweden in 1658-60, the swedish army had a big camp at Brønshøj.

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  • The former school at Brønshøj, Denmark. Today a local museum.
    The former school at Brønshøj, Denmark. Today a local museum.
  • Milestone at Brønshøj, Denmark. Errected by king Frederik VI (1808-1839).
    Milestone at Brønshøj, Denmark. Errected by king Frederik VI (1808-1839).
  • Brønshøj public libary. The building originally housed a cinema "Bella Bio".
    Brønshøj public libary. The building originally housed a cinema "Bella Bio".
  • Brønshøj town square.
    Brønshøj town square.
  • Brønshøj church, the oldest standing building in Copenhagen.
    Brønshøj church, the oldest standing building in Copenhagen.
  • Brønshøj church, the oldest standing building in Copenhagen.
    Brønshøj church, the oldest standing building in Copenhagen.
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