Trekroner Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

"Trekroner Fort in Copenhagen harbour, Denmark, with the turbines of the Middelgrunden Windfarm behind.More windpower in the Industrial lightbox:"

Horizontal image of Trekroner Fort in Copenhagen Denmark. A number of windmills used for generating renewable energy are visible in the background. Storm clouds and rain can be seen out over the Baltic.

The historical landmark Trekroner, a fort in Copenhagen Harbour photographed by drone.

White lighthouse at Trekroner Fort in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Copenhagen, Denmark - August 9, 2015: Photograph of Trekroner fort at the entrance of Copenhagen harbour on a summer day.

Copenhagen, Denmark - August 9, 2015: Trekroner fort at the entrance of Copenhagen harbour on a summer day.

Trekroner SAfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.Trekroner SAfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.

Trekroner Søfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.Trekroner Søfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.

In a golden sunrise, the Trekroner Fortress is silhouetted against the sea. Trekroner is a late 18th century fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) in the Øresund Strait, where part of a large wind farm can be seen.

In a misty sunrise, the Trekroner Fortress is silhouetted against the violet coloured sea. Trekroner is a late 18th century fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) in the Øresund Strait, where part of a large wind farm can be seen.

Rusty old cannon on Trekroner Fort, which is a small artificial island outside Copenhagen, Denmark. It was first constructed in 1713 by sinking three naval vessels - one of which was named Trekroner (Three crowns) - to prevent foreign ships from attacking the danish capital. The construction of the present fort began in 1787 and was an important part of the danish defense line against the british during the attacks in 1801 and 1807.

View of the Trekron Fortress and Wind Turbines in the Copenhagen Bay, Copenhagen, Denmark

View of the Trekron Fortress and Wind Turbines in the Copenhagen Bay, Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen, Denmark - August 9, 2015: Rusty cannons at Trekroner fort which is located at the entrance of Copenhagen harbour.

Copenhagen, Denmark - August 9, 2015: Rusty cannons at Trekroner fort which is located at the entrance of Copenhagen harbour.

Trekroner Fort gun location

Trekroner sea fortress was established in 1786 with the purpose of protecting the harbour of Copenhagen from invaders. It is placed just outside the harbour in Copenhagen.

A group of small sailing dinghies beyond the Trekroner Fortress in the harbour of Copenhagen, capital of Denmark. Trekroner is a late 18th century fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) in the Øresund Strait, where part of a large wind farm can be seen.

Ancient powerful fortress near the entrance to the bay of Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 08, 2021: Aerial drone view of historic Trekroner Fort

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 08, 2021: Aerial drone view of historic Trekroner Fort

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 08, 2021: Aerial drone view of historic Trekroner Fort

Trekroner Søfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.Trekroner Søfort (literally Trekroner Sea Fortress) is a fortification at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour. It was part of Copenhagen's fortifications. The original location of Trekroner Fort was a few hundred meters north of the current. In 1713 three old line ships had been sunk to form the basis for a battery. One of the ships was called Trekroner. Hence fort has received its name.

Ancient powerful fortress near the entrance to the bay of Copenhagen

Ancient powerful fortress near the entrance to the bay of Copenhagen

Trekroner Sea Fortress (Three Crowns Sea Fortress). A small, artificial island with two distinctive red barracks, situated at the entrance to Copenhagen Harbor. It was originally part of the Copenhagen Fortifications. Today, Trekroner is one of the Copenhagen Fortifications’ outreach centers. It has a schools service that organizes special teaching activities, and also offers a downloadable smartphone app and game.

Trekroner Sofort is a sea fort at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

Trekroner Sofort is a sea fort at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

Trekroner Fort in Copenhagen harbor, Denmark. Situated on a artificial island in the Øresund strait with offshore wind turbines in the background

The Trekroner Søfort (Three Crowns Sea Fortress) is one of three sea fortifications at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

The Trekroner Søfort (Three Crowns Sea Fortress) is one of three sea fortifications at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

Amager Island and "Trekroner" fortress in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Wide angle.

Copenhagen, Denmark - August 17, 2016: View of Trekroner fort at the entrance of Copenhagen harbour

Trekroner Fort detail

Trekroner Fort hill and tower

Trekroner Fort tower

The Trekroner Søfort (Three Crowns Sea Fortress) is one of three sea fortifications at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

The Trekroner Søfort (Three Crowns Sea Fortress) is one of three sea fortifications at the entrance to the Copenhagen harbour.

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 08, 2021: Aerial drone view of historic Trekroner Fort

Copenhagen, Denmark - March 08, 2021: Aerial drone view of historic Trekroner Fort

Trekroner Fortress in the harbour of Copenhagen, capital of Denmark. Trekroner is a late 18th century fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) in the Øresund Strait, where part of a large wind farm can be seen.

Old Trekroner fort on artificial island in the entrance to Copenhagen Harbour in Denmark

An industrial area across Copenhagen harbour in Denmark, with the late 18th century Trekroner Fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) and protective sea wall in the foreground.

Trekroner Fort - a man made island off the coast of Copenhagen, Denmark on 18 July 2019

The late 18th century Trekroner Fortress (Trekroner Søfort - Three Crowns Sea Fortress) with wind turbines and the Øresund Strait behind it.

Offshore wind farm with Trekroner Fort in foreground in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Denmark on 18 July 2019

Offshore wind farm with Trekroner Fort in foreground and the Olesund bridge in the background in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Denmark on 18 July 2019