Copenhagen Opera House: A Unique Architectural Masterpiece in the Heart of the Copenhagen Capital
Copenhagen Opera House is the newest opera house in the world, built in the capital city of Copenhagen in 2005 by Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller, the wealthiest businessman in Denmark. He donated it to the Danish government. The opera house stands out with its exceptional location among the most famous landmarks in Copenhagen, and indeed, in all of Denmark. It is situated on Holmen Island in the Danish capital, Copenhagen, and offers a distinctive view of the sea next to the city's harbor.
Chal Cave Trabzon Karagol Lake (Black Lake) Marina Bandar Al-Rawdah Ain Razat Creek Al Adaid Souq Waqif Okaz market Ain Sahlanot Falaj Al-Khatmin Dubai Fountain Ras Al Jinz Reserve Puppet Hill The upside down house in Antalya Hira Ottoman village Copenhagen Opera House was constructed with a modern and unique architectural design, reaching a height of 40 meters with a total area of 41,000 square meters. The opera house can accommodate around 1,400 spectators. The budget for this project reached approximately 2.5 billion Danish kroner, making it the most expensive opera house in the world.
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