Hjermind is a small village in Viborg Municipality in Central Jutland, beautifully set in the rolling countryside near the Gudenå river between Viborg and Bjerringbro. Its landmark is the whitewashed Hjermind Church, whose Romanesque core reflects the area's long history, when farmers and fishermen lived close to the fertile river valley. Today Hjermind is a quiet place where farms, houses and green fields blend into woodland and meadow. The surroundings are a paradise for walkers, cyclists and anglers seeking the calm along the Gudenå, Denmark's longest watercourse. In spring the forest floor is carpeted with anemones, and birdlife is abundant. Hjermind makes a fine base for excursions to Viborg Cathedral, Lake Tange and the Danish Museum of Energy. Here you sense the genuine, understated Jutland, where nature and village life still set the pace, and visitors are greeted by open horizons and a peaceful, unspoiled atmosphere all year round.
