Underværket is a non-publicly funded business committed to integration and culture, and it thus features a bakery, a café, a clothing shop, art workshops, a butcher, a hookah café, a hairdresser, a theatre school, a dance studio, and many more venues. With more than 500 events a year, many of Rander's things are happening at Underværket so do not miss these opportunities out.

Imagine yourself in the middle ages in the Great Beguinage, recognized as World Heritage by UNESCO.

Carlos Pichardo serves excellent grilled meats and burgers at his very own Dom Ham, a breezy restaurant (doubling as bar) with a laid-back atmosphere, regular live music performances, and an incredible beer list that features labels from all over the world.

Festivals and dancing plays an important part of life for the people of the Cook Islands. For example, the traditional Ura, a Maori sacred ritual is very popular dance here. Visitors who are fortunate enough to be around, are encouraged to join the celebrations and live a priceless experience because of the deep cultural and historical significance. The Te Maeva Nui celebration, one of the most important and largest festivals held each year around the national day of 4th August, brings all the people from all the islands together to rejoice the nation’s self-governance. There are colourful floats, singing, dancing, drumming and feasting.