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After the fire at Børsen – what happens next

Traffic near Børsen has partially reopened on Monday. Before long, all roadblocks will be gone, and everyone can bike and drive past the burned-out ruin. The big question is: What happens now?

The rebuild of burnout Børsen can begin. Photo: Sarah Mølsted/Dansk Erhverv

The Copenhagen Post

Apr 22, 2024

Not much is left.The part of Børsen, which is closest to Christiansborg and which had the iconic spire at the top, is gone. Burned to the ground.Like a devastating steel web, the fallen scaffolding lies above the scorched ruins. Once the Copenhagen Stock Exchange and one of Denmark’s best-known buildings is no more.Life goes on […]

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