📜 Historic entrance to the former Carlsberg brewery, adorned with four life-sized granite elephant statues. 🔍 Completed in 1901, the gate features pre-Nazi swastikas, originally symbols of good fortune, and initials of Carl Jacobsen's children. # Why Go 🐘 Admire majestic granite elephant statues with historical symbolism and discover an iconic landmark of Carlsberg's heritage. 📸 Great photo opportunities in the historic courtyard. 🚶 Explore the revitalized Carlsberg City District and unique brewery architecture. 🆓 Enjoy free access to the gate, courtyard, and stables. # Why Avoid 🚫 Main Carlsberg Brewery tours are closed for renovations. 💰 Nearby amenities like Carl's bar can be pricey. 🚲 Steep cobbled incline near the gate can be tricky for cyclists. # Tips ☀️ Visit during daytime for best light for photos. 🗓️ Weekdays generally have fewer crowds. 🐕 Dogs generally allowed in outdoor public spaces on a leash. # Cost 💰 Free access to the Elephant Gate, courtyard, and stables. # Hours 🕒 Generally accessible during daylight hours as an outdoor public space.
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