Firefighters in Copenhagen are still working to extinguish the remnants of a fire that ravaged a 400-year-old landmark in the city. The Old Stock Exchange, a historic building dating back to 1615, was engulfed in flames, leaving behind a scene of devastation.
The building, known for its green copper roof and a distinctive spire shaped like four intertwined dragon tails, was a significant part of Copenhagen's architectural heritage. The fire, which started during renovation work, quickly spread, causing extensive damage to the structure.
