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Residents of the apartments near Langelinieskuret are unhappy with the installation of a long table on the promenade in front of their homes. The owner claims it’s a gift to Copenhagen, while the neighbors just want peace.

A gift to Copenhagen makes neighbors furious

A 100-meter-long table made of oak and concrete has become the focal point of a dispute between residents at Langelinie and the company that installed the table, which describes it as a gift to the local community. Foto: Finn Frandsen
A 100-meter-long table made of oak and concrete has become the focal point of a dispute between residents at Langelinie and the company that installed the table, which describes it as a gift to the local community. Foto: Finn Frandsen

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