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last years a fine quarter has grown up around the little plantation w ith the bronce- group of the sculptor Stein, Lion and Lioness, donated to the city by the brewer Carl Jacobsen. To the right in the plantation is the old Jarmors Taarn (tower) the last rem nant of the fortifications of the oldest Copenhagen. R ight opposi­ te one will notice the building of Ostifterncs Kreditforening (credit-institution of the is­ lands) and to the left of this the Technological In stitu te (see Chapter 7). Passing by here one comes to Gyldenlovesgade, crossing Farimagsgade to the lakes and continued in a broad, new boulevard to the Aabou- levard, beginning at the other side of the lakes. B uilt

Hall and the Square, to the right, passing the » Fountain of the Dragona (see Chapter 9) and crossing the Town- Hall Square. On the corner of Jernhanegade, is the Dagmar- hotel (see Chapter 14) o u t­ side of which on the boule­ vard is the group of »The little Horn-blower«, comme­ morative of an episode from the war with Germany. On the corner of Studie- strajde is Turisthotellet (see Chapter 14) and on the op­ posite corner the bjg building of the Students Club (architects N. Plesner and A. Mathiesen) and on the corner of Hammeriehsgade the big property of Revisions og For- valtnings Institutet. Vestre Boulevard ends a t Jarmors Square, where during the

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