The railway station square and Økolariet
The city walk will start from the VisitVejle office by the railway station square - Banegårdspladsen - to where the office moved to refurbished premises in 1999.

Across from the tourist office you find the city’s bus terminal and entrance to the railway station. On the square itself you see an 8.5 metre granite sculpture by Danish artist Bjørn Nørgaard featuring bas-reliefs with biblical motifs.

We then cross Dæmningen – the dam under which the old Mølleå river flows – and here we find Økolariet with its exceptional architectural design by Exner Architects. The almost 2000 m² science and experience centre was constructed in 2003 and offers hands-on experiences and learning about the environment, nature, power generation, technology, innovation, architecture and urban planning. The interactive exhibition offers insight into how nature and the environment are impacted by the way we live and work.