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Fort Dragor

First World War (1914-1918)

Prins Knuds Dæmning 1, 2791 Dragør

Denmark Hovedstaden Dragør

Fort built in 1910-1915 for the defence of Denmark from the South during World War One, despite Denmark being neutral. It wasn't used during World War Two, but had a part in defending Copenhagen during the Cold War. Today it is a hotel and restaurant.

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Source

Text: Coen Steenbeeke
Photos: Coen Steenbeeke

Where is it?

55.588921, 12.67793

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