Listed buildings in Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave

Thisof listed buildings in Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave lists listed buildings and structures in the Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave district of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Listing name	Location	Year built	Contributing ressource	Ref
Abel Cathrines Stiftelse	Abel Cathrines Gade 13, 1654 København V	1886	Four-winged residential complex from 1886 designed by Hermann Baagøe Storck	^[1]
Carlsberg (20)	Valby Langgade 1, 1799 København V		Carl Jacobsen House: The house from by Hack Kampmann, including gate and the southern part of the garden	^[2]
	Ny Carlsberg Vej 105, 1799 København V	1951	Guardhouse	^[3]
	Gamle Carlsberg Vej 6, 1799 København V	1951	Carlsberg Laboratory	^[4]
	Ny Carlsberg Vej 105, 1799 København V		Carlsberg Museum: Former museum building created between 1882 and 1895 through a series of extensions by Vilhelm Dahlerup and Hack Kampmann	^[5]
	Pasteursvej 34, 1799 København V	1951	The Hanging Gardes:	^[6]
	Pasteursvej 9, 1799 København V	1951	Boiler house	^[7]
	Pasteursvej 7, 1799 København V	1951	maskincentral	^[8]
Carlsberg Viaduct	Banevolden 0, 1799 København V	1900	Viaduct from 1899 designed by engineer Kristen Møller for the Danish State Railways	^[9]
Dansepavillon	Wagnersvej 19, 2450 København SV			^[10]
Copenhagen Central Station (4)	Bernstorffsgade 20, 1577 København V	1911/1922	Railway station consisting of a main wing, a south wing and a north wing from 1911 and an extension of the south wing from 1922	^[11]
Den Brune Kødby (13)	Bernstorffsgade 20, 1577 København V	1911/1922	Meat market, various buildings dating from 1978 to 1901 and designed by Hans Jørgen Holm and Ludvig Fenger	^[12]
Den Hvide Kødby (10)	Bernstorffsgade 20, 1577 København V	1911/1922	New Modernistic meat market built1931-34 to designs by city architect Poul Holsøe with collaborators	^[13]
Den Suhrske Stiftelse (3)	Valdemarsgade 5, 1665 København V	1877	Residential complex from 1877 designed by Ludvig Fenger	^[14]
Vega	Enghavevej 40, 1674 København V	1056	Former assembly building of the Danish Labour Movement from 1956 designed by Vilhelm Lauritzen and now used as a music venue	^[15]
Liberty Column	Vesterbrogade 0, 1620 København V	1797 designed by Nicolai Abildgaard	Memorial from 1797 designed by	^[16]
Løvenborg	Vesterbrogade 34, 1620 København V	1907	Art Nouveau building from 1907 designed by Anthon Rosen	^[17]
Museum of Copenhagen	Vesterbrogade 59, 1620 København V	1787	Former headquarters of the Royal Copenhagen Shooting Society from 1787 designed by Henrich Brandemann with later side wings to the south (1868) and north (1896) and gate	^[18]
Shooting Range Wall	Absalonsgade 12, 1658 København V	1887	Protective wall from 1887 designed by Ludvig Knudsen	^[19]
Skomagersvendebroderskabets Stiftelse	Gasværksvej 25, 1656 København V	1769	Residential building from 1859	^[20]
Sorte Hest (3)	Vesterbrogade 148A, R and H, 1620 København V		Former inn from 1771	^[21]
Sundevedsgade 4	Sundevedsgade 4, 1751 København V	1858	Residential building from 1858	^[22]
Tvedes Bryggeri (2)	Vesterbrogade 140A, 1620 København V	1862	Former brewert consisting of a building from 1862 and an extension from 1884	^[23]
Vesterbro Pharmacy (2)	Vesterbrogade 72A, 1620 København V	1883	Former pharmacy consisting of a house on the street from 18 1853 by P.C. Hagemann, a garden house ad a laboratory building from 1883	^[24]
Viktoriagade 8	Viktoriagade 8A, 1655 København V	1850	Apartment building from 1850	^[25]
Viktoriagade 10	Viktoriagade 810, 1655 København V	1972	Apartment building from 1862	^[26]
Viktoriagade 12	Viktoriagade 812, 1655 København V	1863 and 1881	Apartment building from 1863 and 1881	^[27]

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