Aarhus

"Aarhus is Denmark's second-largest city, situated on the east coast of the Jutland Peninsula. It is a vibrant and dynamic city with a rich history, a lively cultural scene, and a mix of modern and historical attractions. Here are some things to do in Aarhus: ARoS Aarhus Art Museum: This iconic art museum is known for its striking modern architecture, including the "Your Rainbow Panorama," a circular walkway with colorful glass panels offering panoramic views of the city. Opening hours: Monday: closed Week days: 10am to 9pm Weekend: 10am to 5 pm Prices: Adults: €25 Under 31 years: €21 Buy your ticket here: https://shop.aros.dk/en/ticket/ The Old Town (Den Gamle By): Aarhus's Old Town is an open-air museum that recreates a historic Danish town, complete with cobblestone streets, traditional buildings, and costumed interpreters. Opening hours: April 1st to December 30th: 10am to 5pm January 1st to March 30th: 10am to 4pm Prices: Adult: €16.7 Student: €8.7 Children: free Buy your tickets here: https://shop.dengamleby.dk/en/buy-tickets/ Moesgaard Museum: Located just south of Aarhus, Moesgaard Museum focuses on archaeology and ethnography. The museum's modern building is partially built into the landscape, offering a unique architectural experience. Opening hours: Monday: closed Every day 10am to 5pm (wednesday & saturday to 9pm) Prices: Adult: €24 Student: €14.7 Children: free Aarhus Cathedral (Aarhus Domkirke): This impressive Gothic cathedral dates back to the 13th century and is the longest church in Denmark. Marselisborg Palace: The summer residence of the Danish royal family, Marselisborg Palace is surrounded by a beautiful park. While the palace itself is not open to the public, the changing of the guard ceremony takes place daily. To the person who loves architecture, here’s a few more spots you need to visit: Utzon Center We have built an entire centre with the sole purpose of telling everyone who’ll listen that the opera house in Sydney was designed by Danish Jørn Utzon. The Iceberg Easily recognisable, the dramatic Iceberg (Isbjerget) building on Aarhus' waterfront is part of a wave of interest in and development of exciting architecture in Aarhus. The infinity bidge Imagine a bridge on which you can walk and walk and walk. The circle shaped, wooden construction gives a stunning panoramic view."

"Enjoyed a local guided walking tour? This is the tour for you. Enjoy history, local stories from a guide. Be prepared for about two hours of walking. "