| 词条 | Søndergade, Aarhus |
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| name = Søndergade | native_name = Søndergade or Strøget | image = Strøget (maj) 01.jpg | image_size = | caption = Søndergade (May 2017) | former_names = | postal_code = 8000 | length_m = 350 | width = | location = Town Center, Aarhus, Denmark | coordinates = {{coord|56.154373|N|10.206633|E|region:DK_type:landmark|display=inline, title}} }}Søndergade or Strøget is a street in Aarhus, Denmark. It is located in the inner city neighborhood and runs 350 metres south to north from Ryesgade to Skt. Clemens Stræde and provides access to the alleys Telefonsmøgen and Posthussmøgen. Søndergade was created between 1854 and up through the 1860s as the city expanded southwards following the abolition of octroi and the city walls. The word Sønder is an older Danish form of "south" and the name thus means "Southward-street".[1] Søndergade is part of the 750 meters long shopping street and pedestrian zone Strøget which runs from Aarhus Central Station to Aarhus Cathedral, consisting of the three streets Søndergade, St. Clemens Street and Ryesgade. Strøget has about 47,000 visitors on a daily basis and some 14 million visitors annually, making it among the busiest commercial streets in Denmark.[2] HistoryIn 1851 octroi was abolished in Denmark and tolls were no longer collected at the city limits of the market towns, including Aarhus. The walls and city gates were subsequently dismantled and the city had more freedom to grow.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=117|loc=line 11|ps=: "Dengang, dvs. fsr 1850 , da konsumptionen ophævedes, skulle nemlig alle fødevarer m.m.) som bragtcs ind i byen, gennem byportenc, hvor tolderne kunne kontrollere dem og afkræve behørig accise eller konsumptionsafgift."}} The industrialization taking place in the 19th century resulted in a rapid population boom and the city gradually expanded onto the surrounding farmland. Most of Aarhus was at the time situated north of the Aarhus River although some limited development had taken place along the south shore. The southern boundary of the city was marked by what is today the alleyways Telefonsmøgen and Posthussmøgen which at the time had been toll stations.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=117|loc=line 8|ps=: "den daværende bebyggelse er den dag i dag tydeligt markerede i Posthussmøgen og den tilsvarende smøge, Posthussmøgen"}} The merchant Henrik Schandorff owned the land immediately south of the city and in 1854 he petitioned the city council for permission to parcel the land off and construct new streets.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=117|loc=line 4|ps=: "...omkring 1850 henlå terranet mellem Frederiksgade og Fredensgade ganske ubebygget. På denne mark, der tilhørte kobmand Hendrik Schandorff..."}}{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=118|loc=line 2|ps=: "I foråret 1B54 indrykkede han (Schandorff) en annonce i Aarhuus Stiftstidende om salg af grunde. Det var egentlig begyndelsen til både Søndergade og Østergade."}} The city council approved the proposal but demanded the primary, central street in the new neighborhood be {{convert|12.5|m|ft|disp=sqbr}} wide which was considerable at the time.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=118|loc=line 9|ps=: "...tværtimod forlangte byrådet senere, at hvis Schandorff lavede nye gader, skulle de være mindst 20 alen brede..."}} The initial development happened gradually and the new street was not fully built up until the late 1860s largely due to the fact that it was a dead end street ending at the river in a steep hill.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=121|loc=line 8|ps=: "Mod nord mundede den med en temmelig stejl skråning ud i Fiskergade."}} In order to get to the center of the city from the railway station by carriage or tram it was necessary to move along Skolegade and use the bridge Mindebro while going through Søndergade was only possible for pedestrians and then required a significant detour.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=122|loc=line 6|ps=: "Trafikken fra banegården gik derfor ad Fredensgade over Mindebro og gennem Skolegade til torvene, som stadig var byens centrum."}}{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=122|loc=line 10|ps=: "For at komme til torvene fra Søndergade skulle man altså først ind ad skråningen ti1 Fiskergade, derefter over en smal bro for gående til Ågade, og derfra ad >Stentrappen< op til Sct. Clemcnsstræde"}} In 1884 the bridge Skt. Clemens Bro was constructed in Søndergade, effectively lengthening it and making it, along with Ryesgade, a direct route from the Central Railway Station to the central square Store Torv and the cathedral.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=122|loc=line 19|ps=: "I 1870ernc anlagdcs Ryesgadc over gartner Jensens have, hvorved Søndergadc fik direkte forbindclse med banegården, og i 1884 åbnedes Sct. Clemens Bro"}} The opening of Skt. Clemens Bro made Søndergade into the premier commercial street in the city, connecting the old neighborhoods north of the river to the newer developments, such as Frederiksbjerg, south of the river.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=122|loc=line 24|ps=: "...trafikken samlede sig i Ryesgade-Søndergade, der nu naturligt optog hele færdslen fra banegården og tilligc blev hovedforbindelsen mellem den gamle by og den store, hurtigt voksende nye bydel Frederiksbjerg."}}{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=122|loc=line 26|ps=: "Nybyggergaden på Schandorffs toft var pludselig blevet en travl hovedgade, og i løbet af få år blev den tillige en af byens fornemste forretningsgader."}} Several buildings constructed in the 1850s were demolished in favor of larger structures that could accommodate the need for larger businesses.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=123|loc=line 19|ps=: "I begyndelsen kneb det for Søndergade at illudere som strøg; de mange små huse, der var bygget i 1B6oerne og 1870erne, kunne ikkc rigtigt honorere kravene til forretningslokaler"}} In 1904 The first electrical tram lines were built to run through Ryesgade and Søndergade and in 1929 it was widened to a double line.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=123|loc=line 4|ps=: "i 1904 kom endelig den elektriske sporvogn,"}}{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=123|loc=line 9|ps=: "Efter at kommunen i 1929 havde overtaget sporvognen, blev der imidlertid hurtigt gennemfort dobbeltspor"}} In 1972, on 7 November, Søndergade was pedestrianized, the tram lines removed and new paving stones, street lights, benches, trees and phone booths put in while heating was installed under the street to keep it snow-free during winter. 30 years later in 2001-02 the paving was replaced again and the pedestrian zone expanded to include Ryesgade. In 1944 an act of Schalburgtage carried out by the Peter group demolished a number of buildings in Søndergade in 5-6 explosions. The destroyed buildings were Søndergade 1A, 29, 47, 49, 58 and 60 with the first building hit being Ankerhus that burned down and was never rebuilt. The first explosion occurred at 1.20 in the night and the rescue operations were underway when the other bombs went of. StructuresThe first parcel of land sold in 1954 went to Søren Frich who established his factory Frichs there before it moved to Åbyhøj.{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=119|loc=line 3|ps=: "Schandorff havde straks solgt den store grund på hjørnet af Sønder A11é og Søndergade til en ung, energisk mand ved navn Søren Frichs."}} In 1919 the factory was removed and the prominent Regina building was constructed in its place, designed by local architect Axel Høeg-Hansen. The Regina building was a central event venue, hotel and cinema in the city for many years,{{Sfn|Sejr|1960|p=120|loc=line 7|ps=: "Akts. Frich. Fabriker flyttede til Abyhøj, hvorefter Akts. Fotorama på den ledige grund opførte det nuvrærende store Regina-kompleks,"}} but was later used for other purposes including and arcade with stores, a pub and a restaurant. From 2017, Regina is being redeveloped to house luxury apartments, but with the same original facade. The large department store Salling is located in Søndergade and there is a sculpture and fountain by the sculptor Erik Heide named Fugl med Guldæble (Bird with Gold Apple) close by. References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://aarhuswiki.dk/wiki/S%C3%B8ndergade|title=Søndergade|publisher=Aarhus City Archives|language=Danish|accessdate=18 December 2016|archive-url=https://www.webcitation.org/6mtTaTexL|archive-date=18 December 2016|dead-url=no}} 2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.stroeget-aarhus.dk/index.php/stroget|title=Strøget|publisher=Aarhus Strøg Association|language=Danish|accessdate=18 December 2016|archive-url=https://www.webcitation.org/6mqvFwSqB|archive-date=18 December 2016|dead-url=no}}
External links{{commons category|Søndergade|position=left}}{{Aarhus}} 1 : Streets in Aarhus |
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