Central Denmark 2017
East Jutland metropolitan area represents approximately 23% of the population of Denmark with 1.26 million people living in the area. Is the second largest Metropolitan area after the Copenhagen metropolitan area and consists of 17 municipalities. The metropolitan area is home to large companies specially in the sectors of energy, food, health and productivity. It’s also home to Denmark’s dynamic second city, Aarhus.
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Aarhus-Central Denmark, European Region of Gastronomy awarded 2017 Bid Book
Aarhus-Central Denmark’s Bid Book
IGCAT’s Regional Chef Ambassadors
from Central Denmark
Ambassadors
from Central Denmark
Awarded videos in IGCAT’s Food Film Menu
Food Film Menu 2020
Winner of the category:
FOOD AND THE UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
TABLE, SET YOURSELF
Awarded websites in IGCAT’s Top Websites For Foodie Travelers
Top Websites for Foodie Travelers 2022
Prize for:
ACCESSIBILITY TO INTERNATIONAL TRAVELLERS
FOOD WALK
News from Central Denmark
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MoreCreative Tastebuds 2020 conference postponed to 2021
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