Most of the buildings in the street date from the late 1790s or early 1800s.
The Frederik Tutein House on the corner with Strøget (Badstuestræde 2 / Vimmelskaftet 47) was built for Frederik Tutein in 1801 to design by Johan Martin Quist.
The rounded corner is typical of Quist's works from the period.
The newspaper Kristeligt Dagblad is based in the building on the first and second floor.

Mp.
8 (1797-1798),  No.
10 (1798-1799), No.
12 (1799-1800), Bo.
15 (1798-1802), No.
16 (1797), No.
17 (1829-1832), No.
18 (1796-1797) and No.
20 (1796-1797) are all listed.
No.
18 is decorated with Ionic order pilasters.

Margrethe-Skolen, a school of fashion and design, is located on the second floor at No.
1-3.
Most of the buildings in the street date from the late 1790s or early 1800s. The Frederik Tutein House on the corner with Strøget (Badstuestræde 2 / Vimmelskaftet 47) was built for Frederik Tutein in 1801 to design by Johan Martin Quist. The rounded corner is typical of Quist's works from the period. The newspaper Kristeligt Dagblad is based in the building on the first and second floor.
Mp. 8 (1797-1798),  No. 10 (1798-1799), No. 12 (1799-1800), Bo. 15 (1798-1802), No. 16 (1797), No. 17 (1829-1832), No. 18 (1796-1797) and No. 20 (1796-1797) are all listed. No. 18 is decorated with Ionic order pilasters.
Margrethe-Skolen, a school of fashion and design, is located on the second floor at No. 1-3.
Badstuestræde