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Randers is rich on historic memories. At the Cultural History Museum you'll find exhibitions from the Stone Age to present time. At the Crafts Museum the old crafts are presented in the manned workshops. Randers Museum of Art contains one of the largest and best art collections in the country.

Helgenfigurer fra middelalderen, Kulturhistorisk Museum

Kulturhistorisk Museum
See Denmark's most modern Medieval exhibition, where kids can dress up as nuns, monks, noblemen, knights or cobblers. Try your hand at a Medieval game or explore what lies behind the exhibition's computer screens!

Tøndemager, Håndværksmuseet Kejsergaarden

Håndværksmuseet Kejsergaarden
23 workshop exhibits, showing old crafts from the town. Some of the workshops are manned during opening hours.

Randers Kunstmuseum
The museum contains a large number of works by some of the major figures of Danish art over the last 200 years.

Elvis Unlimited
The only permanent Elvis Museum outside the USA. Based on an extensive collection of Elvis effects, including his original guitar, concert belts, clothes and other possessions.

Billede af Lene Pedersen, Gaia Museum for Outsider Art

Gaia Museum Outsider Art
Exhibits are created on the edge of or outside the traditional range of art. Its works are in a category of their own, in that they do not represent a given style or school, but a multitude of different forms of expression.

DSB Museumstog
DSB Museumstog (veteran trains) runs steam trains weekly throughout July and August between Randers and Allingåbro. A special Christmas train runs in December, with departure from Randers Rain Forest.

Blichers Mindestue
Blicher memorial room is housed in Malvinas Hus, the former vicarage at Spentrup, where poet Steen Steensen Blicher lived from 1825 until his death in 1848. Blicher was one of Denmark's greatest poets and the house is named after Blicher's much-loved daughter Malvina. The memorial room includes his desk, where most of his works were created. Blicher is buried in the nearby Spentrup Churchyard.

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