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The town of Tonder or Toender is a seat of the eponymous municipality in the Region of Southern Denmark and has a population of over 7 thousand citizens. It is a place with a long history, and the presence of numerous houses from the 17th-18th centuries is a vivid example of it. Geographically, Toender lies on the border with Germany(in about 5 km away), and this location is quite favourable if we speak about running businesses in the region, especially retail ones. For such a small town(with a bit more than 6,7 square kilometres), there is a vast array of shops in Tonder, especially those selling specialty goods. The location is attractive not only for the locals but also for German people who often come to shop there. And it's not surprising. Stores in Tonder offer a vast selection of goods - from souvenirs, handicrafts, ceramics, and antiquities, so much popular in Denmark, to luxury clothes, shoes, and pieces of garments created by renowned national and international designers.

An influx of entrepreneurs and retailers looking for a shop space for rent in Tonder is always high. It results in the same supply level. Inviting and beautiful commercial leases of the retail type occupy pedestrian street locations as well as are situated nearby transport stations, ensuring excellent accessibility to and fro. Storegade, Vestergade, Ribelandevej, Hydrovej, etc. are areas where you can find a sophisticated shop for rent in Tonder. Establish a part of your chain in one of Denmark's best trading towns, and rest assured that you have made the right choice. Tonder's shops have everything necessary for you to conduct business in the most efficient way. They are usually offered as mix-use solutions, which means that tenants can easily combine all the necessary retail business activities. Storage spaces, kitchens, restrooms, and offices are often inseparable parts of stores in Tonder. Contact MatchOffice and get an ideal space for your outlet in the town with ease. Our service is free.

According to a long-standing tradition, the shopkeepers in Toender(dressed in old-fashioned costumes) arrange a pedestrian-zone market in the heart of the town in the middle of July. On Saturday, the final market day, there are live music and drinks in the main square, Torvet. Another shopping adventure occurs at the beginning of August when there's a feast in the pedestrian zone. Shops remain open until 10 p.m., offering amusements to visitors, with plenty of food and drink, climaxed by a concert in the main square.