Aarhus is the second largest city in Denmark, located on the shores of Aarhus Bay on the Jutland Peninsula. This city offers a unique blend of the cosmopolitan flair of large cities and the charm of small towns with their wonderful pubs, restaurants, and cozy squares.

Aarhus Attractions and Entertainment
Be sure to visit the Old Town Hall, built in 1857, as well as the New Town Hall, designed by the renowned Danish architect Arne Jacobsen from 1938 to 1942. Particularly noteworthy is the Froekirche, built in 1060 and considered one of the oldest stone churches in Scandinavia and possibly the oldest. Also of interest is the tallest and longest cathedral in Denmark, which is over 800 years old.

Aarhus boasts numerous fascinating museums, including one of Denmark’s largest, the Aarhus State Museum, the City Museum, and the Viking Museum. Also noteworthy are the Aarhus Art Museum, one of the largest in Northern Europe, and the Women’s Museum. A special attraction is the Old Town Museum, which houses over 50 typical Danish buildings, built between 1597 and 1909, from various cities. This museum is a unique open-air museum village, fully equipped with all necessary infrastructure, including restaurants and shops.

You can also relax and enjoy the beautiful landscape in the Botanical Garden, founded in 1875 and located north of the historic city. The garden impresses with its diversity, housing over a thousand plant species. Visitors can also enjoy the tropical greenhouses, where guided tours are offered.

The city is also home to the renowned Tivoli Friheden amusement park. Thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies should try the “Hurricane” ride, where you can flip upside down, while those who enjoy speed and sharp turns will love the “Typhoon.” And those who want to experience a free fall at 90 km/h can climb the 40-meter Sky Tower and jump off it.