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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Aarhus : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Aarhus
- The vibrant city of Aarhus is located in the centre of Denmark.
- This forward-thinking city is looking to the future while remaining grounded in its past.
- Music has long been an essential element of Aarhus' character, and this tradition lives on through the city's bustling concerts and festivals.
- The historic streets are home to historical cathedrals, a variety of museums, and vibrant cafés.
- Holidays to Aarhus, Denmark, is the country's second-largest city and is worth visiting for anyone interested in learning more about Denmark.
- Aarhus is well renowned for being the home of the outstanding Aarhus University, which has educated many Danish royals. It is located on the eastern shore in the centre of Denmark's peninsula.
- Aarhus, Denmark, is a beautiful Holiday Escape for 2021, with its attractive architecture, ancient museums, vibrant festivals, and retail areas.
- In 2017, even proclaimed it the European Capital of Culture.
- International Airport: Aarhus Airport (AAR)
- Population- 282,910
- Currency- Danish krone
- Time: Aarhus, Denmark (GMT+2)
- Driving side- Right
- Main Electricity- 230V
- Official Language- Danish
- Religion: Christianity
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Aarhus
- Make your way to 'The Old Town' from the centre of Aarhus.
- History comes to life here; observe individuals doing old, long-forgotten skills. A museum is built in the shape of a town, containing ancient buildings from all across Denmark.
- Aros. The Art Museum, where, if time allows, we may enjoy a panoramic view of the city.
- The Art Museum, where you may take in a panoramic view of the city if time allows. -The town hall, created by one of Denmark's best early 20th century architects, Arne Jacobsen. -Cathedral, Denmark's longest and tallest church.
- If no services are taking place, look inside -Railway station, which serves the entire nation, includes a linked retail mall with 93 businesses.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Aarhus
- The best time to visit Aarhus in Denmark is from May to September when the weather is warm or pleasant, and there is little rain.
- In Aarhus, the highest average temperature is 20°C in July, and the lowest is 3°C in January.
- The water temperature ranges from 1°C to 25°C.
- Aarhus' weather and temperature are ideal for a city tour.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Aarhus
ARoS Art Museum
- ARoS, Aarhus' main museum, is also one of the largest art museums in Northern Europe, a 10-story monster full of invention, innovation, and brilliance.
- The museum, which first opened its doors in 1959, relocated to its current building in 2004 and has grown steadily since then, displaying the greatest of the Danish Golden Age and a genuine conveyor belt of the world's top contemporary artists.
- The exhilarating rainbow skywalk, a stunning circular vista soaked in colour, a genuinely picturesque place and then some, maybe its most recognized feature.
- The ARoS, Denmark's second-most visited art museum, is a must-see when in Aarhus.
Den Gamle By
- 'Den Gamle By' is Danish, meaning 'the Old Town,' so there are no surprises here.
- This is Denmark as it once was, a welcoming time machine transporting visitors from the present to various times in the past.
- This was the world's first open-air museum of its sort, a living love letter to all Denmark was and is now, namely community, character, charm, and happiness.
- More than 75 historic structures may be found here, spread among more than 20 Danish municipalities.
- Wandering through Den Gamle By is one of the best things to do in Aarhus – at the very least, take photos of the Coin Master's Mansion and the Aalborg Estate.
- Children under the age of 18 can come for free.
Aarhus Cathedral
- Denmark's highest church?
- Aarhus Cathedral is 315 feet tall, towering over the city's humble architecture like a benevolent parent, the city's Atticus Finch if you will.
- The church has existed here since the 14th century, a monument to Catholicism that embraces Romanesque design without overshadowing the beliefs contained therein.
- The cathedral is home to numerous significant memorials and graves, including the country's highest Baroque monument.
- The church ship, the largest of its kind, is also worth mentioning.
Dokk1
- The Dokk1 Cultural Centre has a distinct 'Aarhus' feel about it.
- The building, which resembles an expansive polygon left behind by aliens, is many things to many people — a library, an event hall, a cultural centre, a living piece of art, and more.
- Dokk1 cultural centre rewards those willing to go the extra mile in their exploration. It is home to the most extensive public library in Scandinavia. With hidden nuggets of beauty all around.
- We always give a thumbs up to projects that are built with sustainability in mind.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Aarhus Off the Beaten Track
The Latin Quarter
- Latinerkvarteret, often known as the Latin Quarter, is Aarhus' most popular neighbourhood, and it lives up to its name.
- It is the city's oldest sector, going back to the 14th century when it began to grow.
- Nowadays, the tiny cobblestone lanes are teeming with locals and visitors going about to buy at the various stylish shops or stop for a bite to eat at one of the quaint cafés.
City centre
- Indre By, Aarhus' city centre, is recognized for its vibrant nightlife, scenic pedestrian-friendly lanes, and vibrant Neoclassical-style buildings.
- The ARoS museum, art galleries, music venues, and some of the city's most popular hangout spots are all located here, attracting residents and visitors.
- Indre By is made up of several tiny sections, including the Latin Quarter and other picturesque lanes.
- Walk along Mllestien, a tiny street lined with vivid buildings dating back to the 18th century, or get a cup of coffee at one of the chic cafés on Mejlgade.
Frederiksberg
- Because of its abundance of high-end restaurants and takeout delicatessen stores, Frederiksberg is regarded as "the pantry of Aarhus."
- This isn't the only reason to take a stroll through this neighbourhood; trendy boutiques, elegant cafés, and local pubs can be found at every corner, creating a terrific vibe.
Vestergade
- Even though Vestergade is primarily a roadway that connects the city centre with Vesterbro, it couldn't be left off of this list because it's a must-see for every fashionista.
- There are businesses of all kinds, cafés, restaurants, studios, and workplaces like LYNfabrikken all along the street and in the surrounding neighbourhood.
- Every year in the spring, the Vestergadefesten street celebration occurs, and the trendy street is filled from early morning until late at night.
Aarhus Ø
- Aarhus is the city's up-and-coming neighbourhood, well recognized for its contemporary architecture.
- Aside from the Iceberg, the 200-apartment structure that made Aarhus famous, the property now boasts a one-of-a-kind observation tower on the shore.
- Those who are willing to hike a few meters will be rewarded with spectacular vistas.
- This area of town is famous throughout the summer since folks may go for a few dives or relax with a chilled beer at The Beach Bar (Strandbaren).
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Aarhus Culture and Traditions
- As the 2017 European Capital of Culture, Aarhus has collaborated with 18 neighbouring municipalities to visit Denmark's second-largest city with a complete calendar of events and distinctive cultural attractions.
- Aarhus has become one of Denmark's liveliest towns, with many museums, galleries, and cultural attractions, although it receives far less attention than Copenhagen.
- That will change in 2017 when Aarhus is named one of the two European Capitals of Culture.
- Aarhus has several unique festivals throughout the year, which can help visitors better appreciate the culture and traditions of the locals.
- It is the typical heavy music event in March, with rock performers from all over the world taking part.
- Many of the concerts held within its scope take place in open-air settings.
- Motorcycle enthusiasts may also like to visit the city during the music event.
- Motorheads have always been drawn to heavy music.
- Many of them ride their custom-made iron horses to the celebration.
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Aarhus : Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Smørrebrød
#Food
- It may go against everything we've ever known about sandwich making, but after you've had your first Smrrebrd, you'll be a believer.
- An open-faced sandwich famous throughout Denmark, the sandwich comes with a choice of toppings and is typically served on several types of bread.
- The undisputed ruler of Danish nibbles.
Æbleflæsk
#Food
- The Danes are famed for both pork and apples, so what do you get when you combine the two?
- Of course, Æbleflæsk! Nobody knows for sure where the meal originated, but who cares?
- We've come to have salted pork belly with apple and spices.
Fiskefrikadeller
#Food
- In Scandinavia, they claim you're never more than 10 meters away from a meatball.
- Is that correct? Of course, it is; don't even think about questioning our efforts there.
- When looking for them, look for 'frikadeller' on the menu, or go complete Dane and request some fiskefrikadeller — fish meatballs.
Flæskesteg
#Food
- Back to the pork, and it doesn't get much better than Danish flskesteg — a roast pig with to-die-for crackling.
- We would die for crackling; there's no doubt about it; therefore, it's no surprise that this dish sends us into a frenzy when we visit Aarhus' eateries.
- This is a Christmas classic in Denmark, although you can find it all year round.
Leverpostej
#Food
- Leave your preconceived notions at the entrance; you're here to eat liver pâté, and you're going to enjoy it.
- This ground pork spread, known as 'leverpostej' in Denmark, is best savoured on a slice of rye bread (rugbrd) first thing in the morning, or immediately after lunch, or with a few beers, or just before night, or after your favourite TV show, and so on.
- You can eat this at any time of day, and you will.
Bruun’s Gallery (Bruuns Galleri)
#Fashion
- With its central position in Aarhus, Bruun's Gallery (Bruuns Galleri) attracts around 10 million customers each year to a diverse range of retail alternatives.
- The retail centre has approximately 100 stores on two floors and a theatre that can seat 2,000 people.
- Clothing, shoes, jewellery, interior design, books, games, toys, and technology and telecommunications are all available in the shopping centre.
- Aside from the various businesses, there are also several cafes and delicatessens.
- From April to October, you may play mini-golf on the roof of Bruun's Gallery, with a stunning view of Aarhus.
Magasin
#Fashion
- Magasin, a department store business, was founded in Aarhus in 1868.
- Since 1871, the Aarhus department store has stood on the river in the heart of the City of Smiles.
- Magasin has been fashioned for every taste and occasion, whether you want to spice up your regular wardrobe or require a perfect outfit for a special occasion.
- If you're unsure what to get, you may rely on Magasin's shoppers, who can assist you with anything from the innermost to the outermost layer.
Salling
#Fashion
- Salling, Aarhus' department store, is located in the heart of the city's main street.
- It's difficult to miss its massive front windows, which showcase some of the store's enormous assortment of fashion, interior design, cosmetic items, and so on.
- At Salling, you can be sure to discover the latest trends from well-known companies, ensuring that your wardrobe is never out of style.
- Salling, on the other hand, is much more than a fashion Mecca.
- For example, for a fantastic dining experience, visit Salling's basement level.
- You'll find delectable specialities, delicacies, and ingredients here that are sure to please any foodie.
- You may have a hot cup of coffee or a cool glass of cava with a stunning panoramic view of the city if you go from the basement to the top.
Bazaar West
#Fashion
- Bazaar West (Bazar Vest) opened in 1996 in the western section of Aarhus and, with 110 booths, covers an area of around 215,000 square feet, making it the largest bazaar in the Nordic nations.
- Step into a world of varied flavours and exotic fragrances, and allow yourself to be enticed by the intriguing gift stores, the enormous range of meat at the butcher's department, or the vast array of fresh fruits and vegetables at the vegetable department.
- After you've finished exploring the narrow internal lanes, you should stop by one of the numerous oriental restaurants for some excellent hummus and haydari, warm flatbread, olives packed with nuts, and expertly grilled meat on a skewer.
Strøget
#Fashion
- The Aarhus walking street, commonly known as " Strøget," runs from the Central Station (Hovedbanegrden) and the retail centre Bruun's Gallery (Bruuns Galleri) on one end to Skt. Clemens Bro along the river and Aarhus Domkirke on the other.
- Strøget is Denmark's most popular strolling street, and it is the ideal spot to browse in the City of Smiles, with approximately 150 stores and cafés.
- The Salling department store, located in the centre of this 850-metre span, provides additional shopping alternatives if required.
Have a picnic in the woods
#Fun
- Marselisborg Forests, located not far from Aarhus city centre, is a vast wooded expanse of oak trees, anemone fields, and uncommon species such as bleeding corals and toxic Satan's mushrooms.
- During the summer, Marselisborgskovene, as it is known in Danish, is popular among residents for health activities such as mountain biking or running and one-day trips.
- Take a walk in the woodland to admire the hundreds of deer at Marselisborg Deer Park, then have a picnic amid Danish nature
Pay a visit to the city's amusement park
#Fun
- Aarhus' amusement park, located in Marselisborg Forests and surrounded by trees, is ideal for a day away from the city's hustle and bustle.
- Tivoli Friheden may not be as stunning as Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, but it features several rides and activities that visitors of all ages will enjoy.
- Tivoli Friheden features a cultural hall where concerts, theatre shows, and other events are held from April to October, in addition to 40 activities, restaurants, and food vendors.
Take a stroll around Aarhus' most picturesque streets
#Fun
- No matter what kind of visitor you are, a stroll around Aarhus' Latin Quarter is a must.
- Not without reason, everyone adores this section of town.
- Pedestrianized passageways, cosy cafés, trendy boutiques, and a vibrant nightlife with pubs and nightclubs for all tastes are what distinguishes this neighbourhood.
- Mllestien, one of the city's oldest and most attractive streets, is only a ten-minute walk from the Latin Quarter.
- Take a romantic stroll along the lane and see the colourful mansions that date back to the 18th century.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Aarhus : Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The Tropical Houses (or "Vksthusene" in Danish) at the Botanical Gardens hold diverse plant collections from four distinct climate zones.
- You'll have an informative and sensual experience wandering through the lovely and varied scenery, and you'll see plants from all over the world.
- You can see what occurs when the heat of the thick jungle combines with natural animal sounds and the gentle aromas emitted by the different plants.
- The Deer Park is located south of Aarhus in the Thors woods, part of the vast Marselisborg-Moesgaard forest.
- The region is home to a lovely sika and fallow deer population, which you may see up close.
- In their enclosure, the wild boars live.
- There are many seats and table-and-bench sets in Deer Park, so bring a picnic basket for a relaxing lunch or snack in the picturesque surroundings.
- Take a stroll around the rslev Engs lake and listen to the frogs leap and croak.
- You may catch toads in the lake or climb one of the bird-watching towers to observe the numerous birds breeding in the reeds.
- The neighbourhood is well-known for its running opportunities.
- The lake is located in the Brabrand neighbourhood of Sskovvej.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Aarhus Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The Aarhus Festuge is the most important event on the cultural calendar.
- This cosmopolitan event, Scandinavia's most enormous, alters the city in late August and early September.
- There are other popular music events throughout the summer, such as the International Jazz Festival and the NorthSide Festival.
- Aarhus holidays aren't complete without attending a concert at one of the city's many music venues, ranging from jazz sessions in cosy bars to spectacular symphony concerts at the Concert Hall.
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