Kartoffelrækkerne (The Potato Rows) is a row of historic houses located in Copenhagen’s Inner City, close to Østre Anlæg and the Lakes.

The area was originally built between 1873 and 1889, inspired by English models for small craftsmen and working-class families. The name comes from the original kitchen gardens, where residents grew potatoes and vegetables. The streets are lined with classic row houses with small gardens, creating an intimate and historic atmosphere in the heart of the city. Kartoffelrækkerne is a protected cultural environment that attracts locals, visitors, and architecture enthusiasts who want to experience Copenhagen’s authentic historic streetscape. The combination of historic houses and the calm, uniform streets makes the area a unique and charming spot in Copenhagen, and a hidden gem due to its slightly tucked-away location away from the bustling city center.