Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel
Currently Open- Address: Købmagergade 52A, 1150 København K (Copenhagen), Denmark Map
- Timings: 24-hrs Details
- Time Required: 00:10 Mins
- Tags: Statue

Johannes Ewald was a Danish poet and dramatist known for being one of the most beloved national poets of the 18th century. The poet’s song is even a part of the Danish National Anthem.
Another iconic 18th century poet and playwright- John Hermann Wessel who came from a Danish-Norwegian descent, was famous for his satirical plays with a touch of humour.
The Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel is a statue dedicated to these two national icons and depicts the bronze cast of their face on a pedestal with two angels sitting above the small column. For the sheer antique appeal of the sculpture, don’t forget to click a few pictures when here.
How to Reach Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel
- By S-Tog: Norreport Station
- By Metro: Norreport Station
- By Bus: Norreport Depot
- By Taxi
- By renting a Bicycle.
Love this? Explore the entire list of places to visit in Copenhagen before you plan your trip.
Fancy a good night's sleep after a tiring day? Check out where to stay in Copenhagen and book an accommodation of your choice.
- Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel Address: Købmagergade 52A, 1150 København K (Copenhagen), Denmark
- Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel Timing: 24-hrs
- Time required to visit Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel: 00:10 Mins
- Try the best online travel planner to plan your travel itinerary!
-
0.5/10
-
0.1% of people who visit Copenhagen include Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel in their plan
-
7 Times
-
11 AM
-
33.33% of people start their Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel visit around 11 AM
-
30 Minutes
-
People usually take around 30 Minutes to see Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel
83.33% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel
People normally club together The Theatre Museum and Agnete And The Merman while planning their visit to Johannes Ewald Og Johan Hermann Wessel.