Denmark's first public hospital
No. 68 Bredgade is the site of Denmark’s first public hospital: Det kongelige Frederiks Hospital (King Frederik’s Hospital"). In the Age of the Enlightenment, King Frederik V was taken up with fighting disease. His citizens were to be healthy so they could…
Visits and guestbook from Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade
Her kan du se hvilke profiler der har besøgt Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade i virkeligheden, og hvem der gerne vil besøge. Du har også mulighed for selv at angive om du har besøgt eller vil besøge Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade.
3 profiles have visited Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade
Have you visited or want to visit Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade?
Log in or create profile to mark your visit
Guestbook of Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade
Contribute to Frederiks Hospital, Bredgade
Contribute with a story about this place?
Contribute with one or more pictures
Contribute with videos
Contribute with links
Stories (2)
" Sick and weak, the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard turned up at Frederiks Hospital on Tuesday,…
Kierkegaard research is alive and well
On 2 October 1855, Søren Kierkegaard collapsed in the street and was taken to Frederiks Hospital in…
Images (6)
Frederiks Hospital- Location
-
Related places
- Church of Holmen From smithy to naval church
- The Round Tower and Trinity Church The Iron Age originated in the Round Tower
- Carlsberg From Our Beer to Our City
- The Royal Maternity and Caring Institution Secret births
- Designmuseum Danmark Danish Design – at the museum
- Themes
- Tags
-
Sight created by
News flow
Every time you recommend, visit or comment on posts or stories appears in the stream.
Get the free 1001 stories app to your smart phone