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Not only is Princess Alexandra incredibly stylish with its high ceilings, elegant design, and cosy corners, but the building also has a fascinating history. Built in 1687 as a winter residence for the Holstein family, the mansion later belonged to the royal family for forty-five years. Today, it’s a listed building found in the heart of Copenhagen (the National Museum is just across the street – Tivoli and Strøget are also nearby). So, if you’ve ever wanted to follow in the Danish royal family’s footsteps, now’s your chance!