Find your way to the beautiful, old houses in Randers
In Randers, there are many old and worthy-of-preservation houses. Impressive and striking buildings with crooked facades and small backyards with half-timbered frames.
Also remember to find the small alleys, lanes, and shortcuts.
The building at Vestergade 4-6
Discover Vestergade 4-6 in Randers – two classic townhouses with historic charm, located in the old part of the city centre.
Vestergade 35 in Randers
Visit Vestergade 35 in Randers – a beautiful historic building in the heart of the city, where architecture meets urban life.
Brødregade 25 in Randers
The building at Brødregade 25 in Randers, known as Niels Christensen Gård, is covered by the Danish Building Preservation Act and was built in 1663. The year can be seen on the lintel above the gate. Originally, the front of the building was built in timber framing, while the side building was brick and plastered.
Storegade 11-13 in Randers
Explore Storegade 11-13 in Randers – two distinctive townhouses in classic style, centrally located on one of the city’s oldest streets.
The building Houmeden 15 in Randers
The building Houmeden 15 in Randers has a facade facing Houmeden and consists of a timber frame with seven sections.
Nygade 2-4-6 in Randers
Discover Nygade 2-4-6 in Randers – three historic half-timbered houses in the city centre, ideal as a stop on an architectural walking tour.
Vestergrave 48 in Randers
The building at Vestergrave 48 in Randers dates back to 1649 and has a facade facing Vestergrave.
Vestergrave 42 in Randers
The half-timbered building at Vestergrave 42 in Randers, which has a facade facing Vestergrave and a side house facing Lille Rosengård, dates back to 1600 and was protected as a monument in 1919.