Vrinners brings together Romanesque architecture, art, winegrowing and specific route options. Vrinners Church features recurring round arches; the Rundhøj burial mound is visible from a public road. There is also an interactive activity through the village, a private walking trail and a cycle route connection to Egens Havhuse. When looking for a holiday rental, you can choose what to focus on in the area: would you like to include culture, wine or outdoor activities in your stay?
Art in Vrinners
A 2024 report by Syddjurs Municipality describes August Art in Vrinners as bringing together more than 30 affiliated artists across an area of 530 m². It mentions artists’ studios and exhibitions, as well as opportunities to buy art, clothing and decorative items. The number of artists and the area may change; the programme, stock and access may also vary. If you are visiting for an exhibition or to make a purchase, check the latest information before your visit.
Winegrowing and tasting
Andersen Winery grows grapes in vineyards around the winery; visitors can sample sparkling wines. For wine enthusiasts, this brings together two specific aspects: growing grapes in the vineyards and tasting sparkling wines. According to visitor information checked on 31 August 2026, Andersen Winery welcomes visitors without a booking. As operating arrangements may change, check the latest information before travelling. The address is Vrinners Bygade 45, 8420 Knebel.
Church and Rundhøj
Vrinners Church was consecrated on 8 September 1907. It was built in the Romanesque style and features recurring round arches. The consecration year gives the local history a specific date, while the arches illustrate an architectural feature of the style. The Rundhøj near Vrinners is a burial mound measuring 17 × 18 × 3 m; it is visible from a public road. In comparison, the church is notable for its consecration date and architectural style, while the Rundhøj is notable for its classification as a burial mound, its dimensions and its visibility from the road.
Activity, walking trail and cycle route
“Vrinners viser vej” is an interactive 2.6 km activity through the village. Participants collect stamps at selected businesses and locations in Vrinners; the participating locations may change. The version described is for 2025–2026; check seasonal availability for your dates before travelling. The private Vrinners Hoved walking trail is 4 km long. That is 1.4 km longer than the interactive activity, though the figures refer to different offerings: a stamp-collecting activity through the village and a private walking trail. A two-way cycle route connects Vrinners with Egens Havhuse and can be used in both directions.
Discover more destinations: Ryomgård, Lyngsbæk, Egsmark Strand, Skovgårde, Mørke, Begtrup, Rønde, Stødov
For the broader travel overview: Syddjurs Municipality.
