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Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

Christiania is one of the most popular and deﬁnitely the most interesting attractions in Copenhagen. It was founded in 1971 on the former military base by a group of freethinkers. Christiania is a social experiment of environmentally friendly and alternative lifestyle. Read more ›

Architectural gem & local swimming spot

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Freetown right in the city

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B&W Loppemarked

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With a dizzying array of second-hand furniture, lamps, toys, Danish memorabilia and an infinite list of other bits and bobs for sale in this huge warehouse, you could easily be lost for days searching for that bargain of the century. Read more ›

A flea market on an industrial scale

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Bolsjefabrikken

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Housed in an abandoned warehouse and run by volunteers that focus on social and political activities, this alternative cultural institution is a non-profit, non-commercial space that aims to foster the work of young artists, musicians and performers alike. Read more ›

The Candy Factory

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3-Hour Customized Walking Tour with a Local

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Let me take you on a walking tour around inner Copenhagen, where you will hear stories about kings and queens and great fires! Oh, and a lot about Danes nowadays as well.

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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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With an enviable setting right on the coast and surrounded by lakes and green spaces dotted with sculptures, Louisiana has one of the most beautiful settings imaginable for displaying and appreciating art. The exhibitions are well-curated and the buildings that house them are so subtle that they seem to grow out of the landscape around them. Read more ›

Art on the beach

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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Vester Vov Vov

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Recently restored and with a charm that's hard to find in this age of mind-numbingly generic multiplexes, this tiny cinema is the oldest café-cinema in the country and one of a dwindling number of independent operators still showing niche films with limited distribution. Read more ›

Charming French-influenced cinema

Vester Vov Vov

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Cycling the City

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It's cheap, it's easy, it's healthy, it saves you time and hassle, and allows you to really explore the sights independently and at your own pace. Cycling around Copenhagen is simply the best way of discovering this city, so dust off your knees, make like a hamster and get peddling. Read more ›

It's the only way to go

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Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

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Commissioned by Carlsberg brewing magnate Carl Jacobsen in 1888, this beautiful and imposing building next door to Tivoli houses Northern Europe’s largest collection of ancient Mediterranean art as well as a fine collection of French Impressionist paintings. Read more ›

Museum of classics

Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek

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On our Free-Spirited Copenhagen tour we skip across the newly built bridge from Nyhavn to one-of-a-kind Christianshavn. From swamp to thriving city district, let’s just say that there are a few stories to tell.

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Kastrup Søbad

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Architectural gem & local swimming spot

Kastrup Søbad

Towards the airport end of Amager beach there’s a long wooden pier that stretches out into the sea to meet a curious shell-shaped structure. Besides offering swimmers wind protection and easy access to deeper waters, it’s a picturesque place to relax and catch some rays. It even has a couple of diving boards and built-in chairs and tables. Read more ›

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Nokken

Not far from the city centre and nestled between the harbour and the wild, green expanse of Amager Fælled, Nokken is a charming little area, a hidden oasis dotted with allotment gardens and Hobbiten-style huts and houses. Read more ›

Where hobbits go on holiday

Nokken

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Den Sorte Diamant

With an exterior made of shimmering black granite and a sublime interior of undulating balconies, this learning cathedral of concrete, glass and steel is the epitome of modern Scandinavian architecture and a Copenhagen landmark. Read more ›

A gem of a library

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Rosenborg Slot

Most locals only notice Rosenborg when they're lazing about in the sun in the surrounding Kongens Have park, but this beautiful Dutch Renaissance-style 17th century palace is the only reason the park is there at all. Both were built for King Christian IV, and it's worth a visit to see how the other half (or rather one-billionth) lived. Read more ›

Castle away

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Searching for the best Copenhagen walking tour? Join our Copenhagen City Walk. It’s the perfect introduction to the vibrant Danish capital. We’ll show you everything from Nyhavn to the City Hall.

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Dyrehaven

This immense and beautifully wild park just north of Copenhagen has been attracting city dwellers with its roaming deer and protected forests for centuries now. Visitors can also take a tour of The Hermitage (Eremitageslottet), the former king's baroque hunting lodge. Read more ›

Deer Park

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Arken Museum of Modern Art

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Surrounded by lakes, marshland and a beautiful windswept sandy beach, 'The Ark' is a fitting name for this excellently curated, concrete-sculpted, waterside modern art space that specialises in photography, video and installation exhibitions. Read more ›

All aboard for a flood of culture

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Cinemateket

Housed on the ground floor of The Danish Film Institute, Cinemateket is a national treasure that screens a wide range of classics and themed film series. The films are often art-house, rare or cult in nature, so don't miss the chance to get your eyeballs and minds vigorously massaged in this Mecca for movie lovers. Read more ›

A highly reputable rep cinema

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Stengade

Stengade is something of a Nørrebro institution. Bad management led it to be shut down, and now the place has been resurrected as an activist-run collective. Having recently celebrated their 3-year anniversary, Stengade is trucking on as if nothing happened. Read more ›

From the ashes

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Take home some extra special souvenirs of your time in Copenhagen! Sign up for a fun photo session against some of the city’s best backdrops with your own bilingual, friendly and professional local photographer.

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Byhøst

Byhøst, which translates literally into English as 'city harvest', is a non-profit concept that encourages city dwellers to keep an eye out for food they see growing on public land within the city and to mark their finds on the website's map. Read more ›

Eat your city

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Netto-Bådene

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At only 40kr for an hour-long tour, a trip on Copenhagen's canals is a not only a bargain but an excellent way of catching many of the city's main sights, and without the irritation (or the humiliation) of sitting on a tour bus in traffic. Read more ›

Canal boat tour

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Assistens Kirkegård

Despite it being a cemetery and one full of respected great Danes such as Hans Christian Andersen, Søren Kierkegaard and Niels Bohr, Assistens is not the reverent and sombre place you might expect it to be, so pick any sunny afternoon and you'll find plenty of locals hanging out and enjoying this alternative little slice of heaven. Read more ›

Cemetery of the Stars

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Kunsthal Charlottenborg

Charlottenborg is one of the most atmospheric and beautiful spaces for contemporary art in Europe, presenting an ambitious programme of exhibitions and events with a strong international focus. DJ sets and other one-off events are held in the foyer. Read more ›

Art in the heart of the city

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Copenhagen Delicacy Tour

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This 4-hour culinary walking tour is designed for those who wish to discover and sample the best delicacies Copenhagen has to offer. All of the places we visit are small and unique gems that have been handpicked for being the absolute best.

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Huset-KBH

Set in a sprawling building containing 7 stages, bars, cafes and a cinema, Huset organises over a thousand events a year, offering a diverse range of artistic activities from live music and film screenings to theatre, stand-up comedy and poetry. Read more ›

A cultural powerhouse

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Tivoli

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I dare you not to have a good time here. So yeah, sure, it's mostly for kids, it's expensive as all hell and the attractions aren't all that. But very few places do you an amusement park smack in the middle of town. That alone merits at least an entry ticket. And It has one of the worlds oldest roller coasters. Read more ›

A bit of everyday magic

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Nationalmuseet

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Or the history of Denmark, at least. The National Museum features a huge exhibition of stuff that came from around Denmark and the world. Mostly Denmark. It's a tourist thing, for sure, but if you have more than a passing interest in history and archeology, it's worth the visit. Read more ›

Get to know the Danes

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Loppen

This is one of the best spots in Copenhagen. Sure, the ceiling supports obstruct your view; the room gets hot as hell in summer and certainly you can't see anything at a sold out concert. However, Loppen has been going for a long time now with no signs of slowing down. Read more ›

Going broke since 1973

Loppen

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Discover beautiful Copenhagen with a friendly and knowledgeable local guide on a private walking tour featuring the highlights of the city, as well as some hidden gems. Hear tales of Copenhagen's colourful history, and get a feel for its fascinating culture.

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Superkilen

Playground, park, bazaar, bike path, picnic area, sports field, rendezvous point, world fair, Superkilen in Nørrebro is all of these things and a park like no other in the world. Most of all, it is a celebration of city life and the many cultures that make up Nørrebro’s population. Read more ›

The coolest park you've ever seen

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Botanisk Have

This oasis in the city centre is a wonderful place to introduce kids to the natural world, and for people of all ages to discover the weird and wonderful world of botany. With a lake, grassy areas for picnicking and a host of greenhouses and exotic plant beds to explore, there's something here for everyone. Read more ›

Botanical Garden

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Global

Global is a non-profit organisation primarily run by volunteers, so if you're looking to support a noble venture while enjoying niche music from around the globe, this is the place to be. You'll also meet plenty of locals and ex-pats here, and with an average entry fee of around 50kr, you can't go wrong. Read more ›

World music that doesn't cost the earth

Global

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Graffitigalleriet

In an attempt to bring graffiti out of the streets and into the galleries, this place is fighting the good cause of having graffiti legitimized as an art form. Whether or not you agree with the mission, owner Jeppe Westrup has succeeded in raising funds for the active artists out there, as well as some publicity for local talent. Read more ›

Where graffiti becomes street art

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If you’ve already seen Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid, Nyhavn and other tourist highlights, discover the hidden side of the city on this 4-hour bike tour. Hop on a rental bike (own expense) or bring your own, and follow cycle paths around picturesque waterfronts, allotment areas and other under-the-rad

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Koncerthuset

This international concert venue is one of the newest and most striking architectural landmarks in Copenhagen, and has been designed to offer cutting edge acoustics in a visually stunning setting. The exterior acts as a semi-transparent screen and images are projected onto it to create a fluid and floating aesthetic. Read more ›

The sound of music

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Øksnehallen

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Copenhagen's largest exhibition space and cultural venue is right in the heart of the action in the meat packing district. They host a range of cultural events from fashion shows and art exhibitions to live music concerts and trade fairs. Read more ›

A true exhibitionist

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Warehouse9

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This tiny performance space and art gallery on the fringes (literally and artistically) of Copenhagen's meat-packing district focuses on contemporary art, music and poetry with direct links to the international queer community. With portable toilets, a makeshift bar and some stunningly bizarre parties and events, Warehouse9 is far from mainstream. Read more ›

Queer and here

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Statens Museum for Kunst

Denmark's national gallery houses and maintains a massive collection of art from the 14th century to date, so although you'll never manage to see all 9,000 sculptures and paintings, it's a great place to rejuvenate the brain cells you may have damaged the night before. Read more ›

State of the art

Statens Museum for Kunst

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Spend a couple of hours exploring the colourful, bustling neighbourhood of Nørrebro. Experience the fusion of cultures and the urban feel of this hip area blossoming on the foundation of an old working-class district. People from all over the world make Nørrebro the essence of Copenhagen.

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Nikolaj Kunsthal

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Focusing on international art, photography and video installations, this beautiful former church from the 13th century provides an epic backdrop for a broad range of contemporary exhibitions, artist talks and film screenings. Read more ›

In art we trust

Nikolaj Kunsthal

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Værnedamsvej

Værnedamsvej has a great number of different stores, and if you consider yourself a bit of a gourmand, you should definitely stop by here to snoop through the stores. There's everything from one of the city's well-reputed butchers to groceries, cheese, cakes and a great wine store. Read more ›

High-end gourmet shopping and such

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Dronning Louises Bro

The lakes separate the outer districts from the inner city, and one enjoyable place to people watch is the gate to Nørrebro, Dronning Louises Bro. In summer, the small park areas are packed from dawn 'till dusk and beyond with people drinking, smoking, talking and generally chilling out. It's a summer thing. Read more ›

Sitting on the border

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Strøget

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These several streets are usually all bunched into this one name, Strøget. It's a pedestrian zone (no biking either!) that stretches through a large part of the central city. The side streets are usually bunched in with this, too, and make for an essential Copenhagen stroll. Read more ›

Old timey charm and lots of shops

Strøget

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Copenhagen Contemporary Architecture Bike Tour

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Get a unique insight into how architecture and urban planning contribute to Copenhagen’s current ranking as one of the world’s most liveable cities on a fascinating 3-hour bike tour with a local architect.

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PostBox

PostBox is a secret, urban oasis in Copenhagen with a lot of stories to tell. It is a must-see for tourists of all ages, who seek an authentic, cultural, Copenhagen-atmosphere. Besides the many containers with creative workshops, pop-up stores and showrooms, there is also food, coffee, rosé, and many cultural events. Read more ›

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Copenhagen's new summer hangout

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Dragør Havn

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Dragør Havn was well-known as a historical place since 1800s for the biggest market of herring. Today there are few fishermen left, marine clubs, museums, and restaurants side by side and create life in the old part of the harbor, which is virtually unchanged since 1850. Locals come to Dragør for fishing around summer or just relaxing from the town Read more ›

A 15 km soothing day trip

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Olufsvej

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Copenhagen is a pretty city with plenty of colorful facades. Beside Nyhavn in the city center, there are other pretty neighborhoods with their prettiest streets. Olufsvej is a street about 100 meters long with the most charming and colorful society house building in Copenhagen. Read more ›

The colorful facades in Østerbro

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The harbour bath

Water quality is great, it's incredibly cool and refreshing to jump in on a warm day in the very central city. The harbour front in general is the place to watch Copenhageners at play, especially during the summer. Read more ›

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Harbour swimming

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We’ll share Vesterbro’s colourful story through visits to dive bars and gourmet beer places. Learn about the history of porn and prostitution in Copenhagen, see firsthand how gentrification can change a place, visit the revamped Meatpacking District and much, much more...

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Den Blå Planet

Besides being an ideal place to entertain inquisitive kids for a couple of hours, Copenhagen’s new seaside aquarium is, architecturally speaking, pretty damn cool. This futuristic whirlpool-shaped structure houses 53 tanks and installations full of colourful, cute, scary and strange water creatures from all around the globe. Read more ›

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Aquarium & architectural landmark

Den Blå Planet

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Kongens Have

Originally designed as the private gardens of Rosenborg Castle, Kongens Have is the oldest and busiest park in Copenhagen. With rose gardens, fountains and sculptures, it is an atmospheric oasis that is always heaving with a sea of humanity in summer. Read more ›

The King's Garden

Kongens Have

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Skuespilhuset

Completed in 2008, this new addition to Copenhagen's harbour development project is also one of the city's most beautiful buildings. Hosting plays, ballet, opera and concerts, there's something to satisfy any cultural itch you may have, so get down there and start scratching. Read more ›

The Playhouse

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Byens Lys

Every second Tuesday of the month, Byens Lys cinema in Christiania hosts a very special event called Science & Cocktails. Experts in various scientific fields give lectures while guests sip smoky, dry-ice chilled cocktails made by bar staff in white lab coats. Drinks cost around 70kr and the evening is usually rounded off with a DJ set. Read more ›

Science & Cocktails

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Looking for a tour that covers all of Copenhagen’s must-sees? Now you can stop looking! Our walking tour gives you an introduction to the inner city before taking you to the marvellous Christiansborg Palace.

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Ørstedsparken

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Ørstedsparken

Once a part of a fortification that protected Copenhagen from the Swedes, this beautiful inner-city park is now a popular summer hangout for both- the locals and the passer-bys. Read more ›

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Blue Taco

First of all: BLUE NACHOS! Who doesn't like Blue nachos? Besides, tortillas are also blue! And the food is a combination between mexican and nordic cuisine. Cozy atmosphere, the whole street is awesome. And the best part: it is all Gluten-free! Read more ›

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¡Gluten free tacos with a nordic touch!

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Utterslev Mose

Located in the northwestern of Copenhagen and shared the place with another smaller towns, Utterslev Mose is obviously empty of tourists. Locals are normally coming here just for taking a long walk, jogging, or even picnic in the summer. Read more ›

Quiet place for picnic or walk

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Den Frie Udstillingsbygning

Den Frie Centre of Contemporary Art in Copenhagen is unusual as all of its exhibitions are produced, initiated or chosen by artists, with a focus on collective shows by experimental groups or networks. It was built in 1898 as an arena for independent artists. Read more ›

For contemporary art lovers

Den Frie Udstillingsbygning

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Cisternerne

The Cisterns (in English) is an unusual place with a great concept. It's actually a glass museum but hardly spotting at the grassy lawns of Søndermarken. That's because it's hidden away underground, in three huge water cisterns originally built for Copenhagen water supplies in 1856-59 as part of the modern water supply system. Read more ›

A true hidden gem in Copenhagen

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Donkey Republic

Donkey Republic is a modern alternative to bike rentals or city bike systems. It is very easy to find and book a bike with the mobile App and unlocking bikes' smart-lock with the phone is super fast and cool. Also, bikes are gorgeous! Read more ›

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Explore Copenhagen on a bike

Donkey Republic

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Kraftwerket