Filming location · Denmark

Copenhagen

Nyhavn, Amalienborg and police locations helped mark the programme's hundredth case.

Colourful historic buildings and boats along Nyhavn in Copenhagen at sunset
Nyhavn in Copenhagen, one of the unmistakable city locations used for the programme's hundredth case.Photo: Moahim · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source

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Copenhagen is the great geographical exception in the Casebook: a European capital rather than an English village double. The harbour frontage at Nyhavn, royal quarter around Amalienborg and dense network of streets and waterways give the hundredth episode a deliberately unmistakable sense of place.

The filming areas are central parts of a busy, walkable city with extensive public transport, museums and waterfront routes. They should be approached as part of a Copenhagen visit rather than a single-location pilgrimage. Distances, access and crowds are on an entirely different scale from the Thames Valley villages.

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