Listed buildings in Køge Municipality explained

This is a list of listed buildings in Køge Municipality, Denmark.

The list

4140 Borup

Listing nameImageLocationCoordinatesDescription
Borup School Hovedgaden 41, 4140 Borup 55.4995°N 11.976°W 10 bays long half-timbered school building from 1661[1]
Borupvej 100, 4140 Borup 55.4921°N 11.9553°W Three-winged manor house from 1781 to 1784 by Johan Christian Kitzlin[2]
Borupvej 96, 4140 Borup 55.4899°N 11.9557°W Southern residence for staff[3]
Borupvej 96, 4140 Borup 55.4899°N 11.9557°W Northern residence for staff[4]
Borupvej 96, 4140 Borup 55.4899°N 11.9557°W Stable[5]
Borupvej 96, 4140 Borup 55.4899°N 11.9557°W Stable for sheep[6]

4600 Køge

Listing nameImageLocationCoordinatesDescription
Billesborg Billesborgvej 59A, 4600 Køge 55.4265°N 12.1996°W Manor house from 1722 designed by Johan Cornelius Krieger[7]
Brogade 1A, 4600 Køge 55.4558°N 12.1824°W Building originally from the 1660s but rebuilt in c. 1800 and 1865[8]
Brogade 1D, 4600 Køge 55.4559°N 12.1831°W Side wing[9]
Brogade 16 Brogade 16A, 4600 Køge 55.4554°N 12.1817°W House from 1636[10]
Brogade 16D, 4600 Køge 55.4554°N 12.1813°W Northern side wing from between 1761 and 1791[11]
Brogade 18 Brogade 18A, 4600 Køge 1634 House from 1634 but facade on the street rebuilt in brick in 1867 Ref
Brogade 18A, 4600 Køge Side wing from c. 1800 but extended with extra floor in 1867 Ref
Brogade 21 and Bag Haverne 52 A Bag Haverne 52A, 4600 Køge 1634 House and side wing from between 1847 and 1854 Ref
Brogade 21A, 4600 Køge 1853 Warehouse from 1853 Ref
Brogade 22 Brogade 22, 4600 Køge House dating from the middle of the 17th century but rebuilt in 1817 and the half-timbered part of the side wing Ref
Brogade 23 Brogade 23A, 4600 Køge Complex from the 1630s and 1640s Ref
Brogade 26 Brogade 26, 4600 Køge The house on the street and the wing along the stream Ref
Gammel Køgegaard 3, 4600 Køge 1791/1856 Manor house consisting of a main wing from 1791 and two flanking wings from 1856 Ref
Gammel Køgegaard 5, 4600 Køge 1603 The half-timbered north wing from 1603 Ref
Kirkestræde:
Asylgården
Kirkestræde 10, 4600 Køge c. 1620 Building from c. 1620 Ref
Kirkestræde 3 Kirkestræde 3A, 4600 Køge 1638 Building from 1638 Ref
Kirkestræde 5 Kirkestræde 5, 4600 Køge House dating from the 17th century but with a front rebuilt in brick between 1847 and 1857 Ref
Kirkestræde 6 Kirkestræde 6, 4600 Køge c. 1600 House from c. 1600 Ref
Kirkestræde 8 Kirkestræde 8, 4600 Køge House and side wing from the 17th century but the facade on the street partly rebuilt in the 1840s and in the 1870s Ref
Kirkestræde 9 Kirkestræde 9, 4600 Køge Originally two half-timbered houses from the 17th century but with one facade in brick on the street in 1847 and a side wing to the north Ref
Kirkestræde 11 Kirkestræde 9, 4600 Køge Two half-timbered houses from before 1761 whose north and south sides were revuilt in brick in c. 1850 and 1863 Ref
Kirkestræde 14 and 16 Kirkestræde 16, 4600 Køge Half-timbered house (No. 14) from before 1761 a house from 1820 (No. 16) Ref
Kirkestræde 15 Kirkestræde 15, 4600 Køge Half-timbered house from before 1761 which was partly rebuilt in brick in 1857 Ref
Kirkestræde 17 Kirkestræde 17, 4600 Køge Half-timbered house from before 1791 which was partly rebuilt in brick and extended with an extra floor in 1861 Ref
Kirkestræde 20 Kirkestræde 20, 4600 Køge 1628 House from 1527 Ref
Kirkestræde 21 Kirkestræde 21, 4600 Køge 1810 Corner building from 1810 except for the western half of the Lille Kirkestræde wing which is from 1847 Ref
Kirkestræde 23 Kirkestræde 23, 4600 Køge Wall section from the Middle Ages Ref
Kirkestræde 25 Kirkestræde 25–27, 4600 Køge House from the 17th century but later altered Ref
Brogade 0, 4600 Køge 1633 Bridge from 1633 designed by Hans van Steenwinckel the Younger and widened in 1802, 1923, 1935 and 1994 Ref
Køge Jailhouse Bygårdsstræde 1, 4600 Køge 1855 Former jailhouse from 1855 and wall on Nørregade from 1857 Ref4
Nørregade 4, 4600 Køge Originally two half-timbered houses, both from the 1610s Ref
Nørregade 4, 4600 Køge Side wing of which the western part is from the 1510s and the eastern part is from the second half of the 17th century Ref
Torvet 1, 4600 Køge Building from 1552 and later but strongly altered in 1803 Ref4
Laugshusgade 8 Laugshusgade 8, 4600 Køge 1882 House from 1882 Ref4
Niels Juelsgade 1 1810s Two-storey hotel building with a hipped, red tile roof from the 1810s Ref4
Nørregade 5 Nørregade 5, 4600 Køge c. 1620 Townhouse from c. 1620 Ref4
Nørregade 22 Nørregade 22, 4600 Køge Townhouse from the late 17th century but with the facade rebuilt in 1877 Ref4
Nørregade 31 Nørregade 31, 4600 Køge c. 1620 Townhouse built between 1612 and 1615 Ref4
Nørregade 41 Nørregade 41A, 4600 Køge 1847 Townhouse from 1846 to 1847 Ref
Nørregade 41A, 4600 Køge 1847 Side wing Ref
Ågade 1, 4600 Køge 1930 Former dairy from 1930 Ref4
Smedegården Kirkestræde 13A, 4600 Køge 1882 Complex consisting of a two-storey northern from the middle of the 16th century /door from 1696 flanked by two decorated stone plates from c. 15020 originating from Copenhagen Castle), a one-storey southern part probably dates from the 17th century and a northern side wing dates from c. 1620 Ref4
Torvet 5 Torvet 5, 4600 Køge c. 1550 House dating from c. 1550 but altered in the 19th century Ref4
Torvet 13 Torvet 13, 4600 Køge 55.4561°N 12.1818°W Hourse from 1580 to 1600 that was partly rebuilt and expanded across Åstræde in c. 1635-45 Ref
Torvet 13, 4600 Køge 55.4561°N 12.1818°W Side wing probably from 1580 to 1600 Ref
Torvet 19 Torvet 10, 4600 Køge 55.4558°N 12.1809°W Warehouse from 1844 Ref
Torvet 19, 4600 Køge 55.4559°N 12.1808°W Pavilion Ref
Torvet 21, 4600 Køge 1882 Building dating from the Middle Ages and 1634 but adapted in 1826 Ref4
Torvet 28 Torvet 28, 4600 Køge 55.4569°N 12.1805°W House dating from c. 1550 but altered in the 19th century Ref4
Nørregade 43, 4600 Køge 1859School building from 1859 Ref
Ulfeldt House Nørregade 24A, 4600 Køge House of which the northern part of the facade dates from 1650 and the southern part dates from 1851 - 52 Ref
Vestergade 5 Vestergade 5, 4600 Køge 1850 House from 1850 Ref
Vestergade 7:
Blikkenslagergården
Vestergade 6A, 4600 Køge c. 1578 House from c. 1689 Ref
Vestergade 6A, 4600 Køge Side wing Ref
Vestergade 7A, 4600 Køge c. 1600 Two-storey house with exposed timber framing and side wing dating from c. 1600 Ref
Vestergade 7, 4600 Køge c. 1600 A three-bay, detached building which was originally part of the side wing Ref
Vestergade 16 Vestergade 16G, 4600 Køge 1644 Two-storey, half-timbered building from 1644 Ref
Vestergade 29A, 4600 Køge 1875 Building on the street from 1875 Ref
Vestergade 29B, 4600 Køge Side wing of which the narrow part dates from 1837 and the wide part dates from 1842 Ref
Vestergade 29C, 4600 Køge 1865 Rear wing(foundry wing from 1865Ref
Vestergade 31 Vestergade 31, 4600 Køge 1746 House from 1857 and expanded with an extra floor towards the street in 1886 Ref
Vestergade 33 Vestergade 33, 4600 Køge 1801 House built in 1801 and later shortened Ref

4681 Herfølge

Listing nameImageLocationCoordinatesDescription
Hegnetslund Vordingborgvej 82, 4681 Herfølge 55.4211°N 12.1431°W House from 1825 designed by Hans Jørgen Koch[12]
Stationsvej 16, 4681 Herfølge 55.4177°N 12.1372°W Station building from 1908 by Heinrich Wenck[13]
Stationsvej 16, 4681 Herfølge 55.4177°N 12.1372°W Warehouse from 1908 by Heinrich Wenck[14]
Stationsvej 16, 4681 Herfølge 55.4177°N 12.1372°W Toilet building from 1908 by Heinrich Wenck[15]
Scheels Hospital Kirkevej 3A, 4681 Herfølge 55.4171°N 12.1478°W Hospital building from the 1720s[16]
Kirkevej 3A, 4681 Herfølge 55.4171°N 12.1478°W Garden pavilion [17]

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