On a street with the 'Marble Church' right on the other side, it's about a 10 minute walk from Kongens Nytorv, the square with a busy underground station that connects to the main rail station and to Kastrup airport. On the ground floor with a roomy living room and big windows, a combination dining room/library, small but well-equipped kitchen. Downsides are the small bedroom with a queen-sized bed that fills the space, making it hard to make up, and necessitating climbing over one's bedmate if one gets up during the night, and not much room to hang clothes up or place luggage. Kitchen and bedroom windows look out onto a shared interior courtyard; there is a (free) washer but no dryer in the basement. Bathroom is shower only with a curtain, no enclosure. We love to walk and basically all of touristic Copenhagen is within walking distance if you don't think 30-40 minutes is too much. Construction of a new subway line is still going on (summer 2018) at a snail's pace, so part of the street is blocked off (no traffic!), but we heard no noise. The apartment is full of traditional furniture, paintings, and other objets d'art obviously collected by the owners over many years, which give it real character.