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Save the Worlds oldest tattoo shop

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Linda van woersem
9 years ago

People are in love with tattoo history. A restaurant can be in any place. safe thevolace as it s made for tattooing

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Susanna Nilsson
9 years ago

Jeg fik min 3. tatovering der.

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Mike fite
9 years ago

Don't let history go to waste. This is important as anything else in history. To us and to the next generation of our trade.

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Jakob Hansen
9 years ago

Fantastisk lille tattoo shop..

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Delarue
9 years ago

Love History tattoo

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Frank Rosenkilde
9 years ago

Wé all are Colin

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Torben Fritz
9 years ago

I got my first here July 4, 1977, the day after I turned 18

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MUFFE VULNUZ
9 years ago

I got my first profesional Tattoo here, back in early 87.

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Collin
9 years ago

As a tattoo artist myself I am totally against them closing it down!!

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Tim vonEvil
9 years ago

Such a place of profound historical and cultural significance must be preserved for future generations!

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Christopher Huck Boone
9 years ago

Please keep this historical landmark intact

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Matthew Cheney
9 years ago

Make it a historic site, because it is!!! Thank you

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Steve Vogel
9 years ago

To destroy would be criminal....Should be a protected Historic Landmark........

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Jackie d'Argaville
9 years ago

Absolutely adored my time spent receiving my second tattoo here, Michael is soo talented! So great to be apart of history. Thank you again Michael xx

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Wolfman Logue
9 years ago

It has to be done!

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Peter Brunk
9 years ago

Det vil være et tab ikke bare for Københavns, men hele Danmarks kulturhistorie. Kultur er mere en samfund, skulpturer og gallerier, det er også kunst på kroppen.

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Mike Bartlett
9 years ago

This is a piece of Copenhagen's history don't let commercialism destroy the past

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ton
9 years ago

i meet ole ones in me livetime, respect

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ivan
9 years ago

hold on guys !!!

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Paul Beck
9 years ago

Tattoo Ole is an historic institution. Nyhavn does not need more kitchen space to feed more tourists. Nyhavn needs to have its history protected and appreciated. By the way... as a Danish-American visitor to Copenhagen, I've spent a hell of a lot more kroner at Tattoo Ole than I ever will at restaurants in Kbh.