Located at the tip of the island of Amager, Dragør has known prosperity since the 12th century thanks to herring fishing. Populated by immigrants from Holland, they developed a prosperous agriculture. The ecomuseum of Amager retraces their daily life. It is a pleasure to walk through the paved streets, lined with half-timbered houses often covered with thatched roofs. On some of them, small glass towers were used as observatories to watch the traffic on the Øresund. The harbor is still used for coastal fishing. A memorial reminds us of the role of the sailors in 1943 during the evacuation of the Jews to Sweden.

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