Randers: Urban Style Combined With Nature

Randers attracts with unique attractions and the extraordinary charm of nature. It is an ideal place for those who are looking for a combination of urban lifestyle and closeness to nature. The town of Randers, located on the Gudenå River, boasts a well-preserved medieval center. One of the most characteristic points is the church of St. Mortens from the 13th century, which is distinguished by its impressive architecture. In the old town, it is worth paying attention to the old merchant houses, which constitute a characteristic background.

One of the biggest tourist attractions in Denmark is Randers Regnskov. This extraordinary tropical zoo offers the opportunity to learn about plant and animal species from different parts of the world. For lovers of culture and art, Randers offers a rich program of events and festivals, as well as theaters and galleries. The Randers Kunstmuseum is a place to admire works by Danish and international artists, and the Kulturhuset center offers a wide range of performances, from concerts to theater performances.

Randers is a city in East Jutland. It is located at the mouth of the Gudenå river, the largest and longest river in Denmark. Is one of Denmark’s oldest market towns.

Randers Fjord

The fjord is the mouth of Denmark’s longest river, Gudenå. The upper 13 km, starting in Randers, are more like a river than a fjord.

Naturpark Randers Fjord is one of Denmark’s largest nature reserves, where freshwater meets saltwater in the Kattegat River. It is worth coming here and admiring these amazing landscapes with flowering meadows, large reed forests, shallow tidal flats and wonderful viewpoints.

Randers Regnskov – Zoo

Randers Regnskov In the jungle atmosphere, you can meet 450 different species of plants and over 275 species of animals, many of which live in the wild in glass domes. Even in the middle of winter it is 22-30 degrees here and the humidity is close to 100%, so you won’t need winter clothes!

You will experience an exciting presentation of both the world of rainforests and the numerous threats that will destroy them. Randers Regnskov is also a zoo responsible for the development and reproduction of animals, especially rare and endangered species. The unique environment of the rainforest is also the subject of much research.

Gammel Estrup Manor

Gammel Estrup Manor is a red-brick Renaissance manor house some 20 km east of Randers. The manor as we know it today can be traced back to 1490. But excavations have revealed evidence of earlier constructions also mentioned in texts under the name Essendrup dating back to 1340.

Randers Kunstmuseum – Museum of Art 

Randers Museum of Art (Randers Kunstmuseum) – The museum is located in the cultural center Kulturhuset (Cultural House) in the city center and displays many of the most important works by Danish painters, especially those from the 19th and 20th centuries.

There are many activities, events and offers that invite children and adults to encounter art. Preferably in a way you didn’t expect. We can systematize and name them, cultivate them, move and prune them, refine and cultivate them, modify them. You can also visit the museum’s café and shop.

Memphis Mansion

A few kilometers from the center of Randers is the Elvis Presley Museum, housed in a replica of the Graceland mansion (twice the size of the original). It symbolizes his home in Memphis, Tennessee, for over 20 years (1957-1977).

You can here find the biggest collection of original Elvis memorabilia outside of the US. The venue also features a small cinema, conference rooms and an Elvis shop with lots of souvenirs, and you have to try the Highway 51 Diner, where you can order food from Southern American recipes and, most important, Elvis’s favorite dish: a peanut butter sandwich with jam, grilled bananas and bacon.

The Green Museum

The Green Museum is Denmark’s national museum dedicated to hunting, forests, agriculture and food. You can also visit many of our old Danish farm animal breeds and enjoy life in organic farming in the fields and lawns, children pay a lot of attention to the animals: rabbits, chickens, etc., there is also a playground around the museum. The museum also houses exhibitions in the building.

Værket – music club

It is a music and theater venue with facilities for organizing both cultural and business events. All kinds of performances, concerts, ballet, opera, plays and comedies take place in the city’s old power plants. The building is visited by approximately 100,000 people annually and contains several halls and dining rooms.

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