Odder

Odder is a city in Jutland, Denmark. The metropolis holds the municipal seat of Odder municipality and is likewise the largest town in the municipality. As of 1 January 2014 Odder had a populace of 11,404. Odder is placed close to the geographical middle of Denmark, just south of the city of Aarhus, and is often affectionately described by way of its population as "the coronary heart of Denmark" . Odder is a part of Business Region Aarhus, and the East Jutland metropolitan region, and is served by way of Aarhus light rail on account that this new line's production in August 2018. Since 2014, the mayor of Odder is Uffe Jensen of the political birthday party Venstre.

Odder is an antique city, constructed around the agricultural industry, and it became a railway metropolis in 1884 while Hads-Ning Herreders Jernbane railway line turned into set up, connecting to the harbour in Aarhus. In 2018, the Odder-Aarhus railway stretch turned into changed through the electric tram system of Aarhus mild rail. Odder and the encompassing geographical region have for centuries been amongst the richest farmlands in Denmark, and nonetheless nowadays, the vicinity is home to a first-rate choice of Manors and Castles of the noblemen who used to rule the place and its rich farmlands. Gyllingnæs, Akjær, Rathlousdal and Rodstenseje are a number of the most stunning of those, and can nevertheless be visited and seen in operation.