The location by Helligåndskirken on Strøget marks the transition between Amagertorv and Vimmelskaftet and is one of the busiest and most sought-after retail destinations in Denmark, with more than 15 million visitors passing through the area annually.
The area’s exceptional footfall is widely recognised and has attracted some of the world’s leading retail brands. H&M is represented by both its flagship store as well as Weekday and & Other Stories, while Inditex operates both Bershka and Zara. In addition, Uniqlo’s only Danish high-street store is located here.
The location at Amagertorv 24 therefore presents a unique opportunity for even the world’s leading international retail concepts to establish a presence in Copenhagen.
The lease is located in a prestigious building originally constructed as a bank, and today comprises a prominent corner shop with high visibility towards Strøget. The facade consists of red brick and granite on the ground floor, while seven large storefront windows and the entrance door ensure exceptional visibility from the street.
The arched window sections, the impressive ceiling height, and the store’s spacious interior create an exclusive and atmospheric setting for modern retail. Inside, the property’s historic character is emphasized by striking granite columns with an almost monumental appearance.
In addition to the store on the ground floor, the lease includes staff facilities on the mezzanine level and associated storage facilities in the basement.
