The Killing

The apartment building in Copenhagen where Sarah Lund lives is on the corner of Vardegade and Middelfartgade.

Restaurant/café where Theis Birk Larsen meets an old friend looking for economic support.

Copenhagen City Hall is built in the years 1892-1905 and designed by the architect Martin Nyrop.

In the Danish television series "The Killing" the Copenhagen City Hall is the office of Troels Hartmann, and in "Borgen" the interior is the offices of The Moderate party.

Actress Sofie Gråbøl aka Sarah Lund in the Danish TV series "The Killing" made Gudrun & Gudrun's Faroese knitwear sweater known and loved. Many copies of the sweater have emerged, but the original one is hand-knitted by the designer duo from up north.

Follow the "Ping and Peter guide" to some of the crime locations in Copenhagen and get to know more about Sarah Lund, our chief police woman in The Killing.

Frederiksberg (behind the Carlsberg Bryggerierne)
Townhouse bought by Theis Birk Larsen, where evidence were found in the basement.

Crime Scene, the lake/forest where the body is located and the beginning and the end of the series take place.

Workplace for Sarah Lund and Jan Meyer.

Folketinget is the name of Denmark's parliament, which is located in a historical setting at Christiansborg Palace, often just called Borgen (the castle in Danish), on the island of Slotsholmen in Copenhagen.

The Danish parliament has always been surrounded by mystery and conspiracy theories. Many films such as the Danish Kongekabale (King's Game), and Danish TV series such as The Killing and Borgen have played out in the corridors of Christiansborg.

The Vesterbro area of Copenhagen where the Larsen family lives.