Randers

Randers is a historic city and municipality in Denmark's Jutland peninsula, where the Guden River meets the Kattegat Sea. Known as one of Denmark's oldest market towns, Randers was granted privileges in 1302 by King Erik Menved and retains medieval charm with cobblestone streets and timber-framed houses. The city boasts a vibrant cultural scene featuring attractions like Randers Art Museum, showcasing Danish art, and St. Morten's Church, a 15th-century Brick Gothic structure. It is also home to the unique Randers Rainforest, an indoor tropical zoo.

Sports in Randers include Randers FC, a top-tier football club, and notable athletes across various disciplines. The city's music scene thrives with bands like Svartsot and Natural Born Hippies. Randers is twinned with cities such as Århus and Wells, enhancing its international connections. Its economy is driven by manufacturing, healthcare, education, and tourism, supported by rich cultural heritage and natural attractions.