City Hall Square is also the gateway to Stroget Street, which has crowned itself the longest pedestrian street in Europe. In fact, it is a combination of five streets, extending over 1.1 km, including luxury stores, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. You can walk along the pedestrian street to Kongens Nytorv, turn to the shopping streets such as the Amagertorv area and back to Nytorv. Stroget pedestrian street, chain of streets : Nygade, Strøget, Vimmelskaftet, Frederiksberggade, Amagertorv to Kongens Nytorv square. There are street performances, restaurants, cafes, large department stores such as illum or Magasin du Nord, the LEGO store, etc., the Hay design store. The first part of the pedestrian street is Frederiksberggade , to the Gammel Torv fountain which was built in 1663 and marks the place where the central market of the old town was located. Despite the disappearance of the market, the square still sells flowers, fruit and jewelry. The pedestrian street leads to Kongnes Nytorv: a square surrounded by ancient buildings, including the Royal Theater and Charlottenborg Palace, from the century The 17th, built in the Dutch Baroque style, today the palace serves as the Royal Academy of Arts