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Lyngby: A guided tour of Lyngby Town Hall with group leader for the Conservative Party Casper Strunge

The Copenhagen Post’s readers are warmly invited to a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of Lyngby Town Hall, hosted by Casper Strunge, a local politician and prominent member of the Municipal Council in Lyngby-Taarbæk.

This event offers a rare opportunity to explore one of Greater Copenhagen’s most iconic municipal buildings — Lyngby Town Hall.

🏛️ About Lyngby Town Hall

Completed in 1941, Lyngby Town Hall is a listed building and a well-preserved example of Danish 20th-century functionalism, designed by architects Hans Erling Langkilde and Ib Martin Jensen.

With its curved marble façade, copper-clad top floor, and classic council chamber, the building reflects both architectural ambition and municipal heritage. A major restoration completed in recent years has reopened original features while modernising the building’s interior for today’s public use.

During the tour, you will explore the building and learn how local government functions in Denmark.

🎙️ About your host

Casper Strunge has served on Lyngby-Taarbæk’s Municipal Council since 2022, representing the Conservative People’s Party (Det Konservative Folkeparti). He currently holds the following roles:

  • Chair of the Culture and Leisure Committee, member Finance Committee, School Committee and Sustainability Committee
  • Group leader for the Conservative representation in the council
  • Member of the Finance Committee, School Committee and Sustainability Committee.

This event will be held in English and includes a Q&A session with Casper.

📍 Location: Lyngby Town Hall (Lyngby Rådhus), Lyngby-Taarbæk Municipality
📅 Date: Wednesday, October 29, 2025
🕠 Time: 17:30–19:00
📞 RSVP or questions: Reach us at connectclub@cphpost.dk or call 71 74 93 94

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