Nygade 2-4-6 in Randers
The house at Nygade 2-4-6 in Randers can be dated all the way back to 1761, but is likely even older. The building is, as one of very few buildings in Denmark, constructed as "højbindingsværk" with "højstolpefunktion". You can see the construction from the courtyard side.
Half-timbered charm in the heart of Randers
In the old part of Randers, three adjoining houses stand out with their distinctive half-timbered design and narrow street-facing facades. Located at Nygade 2, 4 and 6, the buildings date back to the 18th century and offer a unique blend of cultural history and architectural character. Today, the houses are used as private residences.
Cultural heritage and walking routes
Nygade is a narrow street near Rådhustorvet and Houmeden, and the buildings at numbers 2–4–6 are best experienced on foot. They are ideal stops on a walking tour through Randers, where historic houses, courtyards and old trading streets together tell the story of a lively town with roots going back to the Middle Ages.