About Købmandsgaarden
Feel the breath of history
Charming and peaceful accommodation in the heart of Andresens Købmandsgård in Kerteminde.
Købmandsgaarden consists of buildings dating back to the 1600s, and at the center of this large, preserved, cobblestone courtyard, you’ll find Mellemmagasinet, which dates back to the 1700s. Merchant Emil Andreasen took over the business in 1887, lending his name to the house and address ever since.
The entire complex was renovated in 2001 and today stands as a tranquil time capsule in the heart of the city.
Købmandsgaarden is located by the square on Langegade, the main street in Kerteminde. Restaurants and shops are just around the corner. Langebro is right outside the gate, where water flows into Nordet. It’s also where the statue of Amanda from Kerteminde stands, gazing over the water.
Our part of Andresens Købmandsgård is called Mellemmagasinet. Originally, the building was used as a grain storehouse, a farmhand’s quarters, and an egg-packing facility.
Find your way around Købmandsgaarden
See where the rooms are located and which stairs lead to them. Click an image to view it full size.
Entrances and parking
The stairs on the left lead to Lillestranden, Fiskergade, Romsø and Langebro. The stairs on the right lead to Gaarden and Gaden. Parking spaces 9 and 10 belong to Købmandsgaarden.
Lillestranden, Fiskergade, Romsø and Langebro
See the rooms, shared living area and access routes. The bathrooms are marked on the plan.
Gaarden and Gaden
See the rooms, kitchen, bathroom and access routes.
Image labels are in Danish: køkken = kitchen, spisestue = dining room, badeværelse = bathroom, hovedindgang = main entrance, nødudgang = emergency exit, trappe = stairs.
