Aarhus

Eco-friendly travel guide to Aarhus advises how to be a responsible tourist. Learn how to explore the attractions in a sustainable way and how to respect the local people and culture. Make your trip green by supporting locally owned hotels, organic restaurants and other businesses. Read more on how to protect the environment by making conscientious choices and how to travel green in Aarhus, Denmark.

From top and left to right: Aarhus skyline, Aarhus City Hall, Isbjerget, Park Allé

Air quality: 3 / 5

Exploring by foot: 3.5 / 5

Exploring by bicycle: 3 / 5

Public transportation: 3.5 / 5

Parks: 3.5 / 5

Outdoor activities:3.5 / 5

Locals' English level: 2.5 / 5

Safety: 3 / 5

Accommodation: US$170 - $250

Budget per day: US$280 - $350

Responsible Travel

Aarhus is the second-largest city in Denmark, with a substantial municipal population. It is located on the east coast of the Jutland peninsula. Today, Aarhus is the central hub for the trade industries, services, and tourism in Jutland and holds core importance for cultural and economic development.

For many reasons the city is on top of the bucket list for many travellers. Due to the influx of tourists it is important to conserve the environment and travel in an eco friendly manner. There are many ways to travel responsibly. Some of them include:

Using public transport: Travelling on public transport means less pollution created by individual cars and taxis. It is also a very budget friendly way of travelling. Bus tickets to get around through the city are 20 DKK, and 10 DKK for an under 16 age, as the price varies depending on how far you travel.
Use a bicycle: You can rent a bike from Bikes4Rent, or borrow a free city bike; all you need to do is insert a DKK 20 coin, which you get back when you return the bike in another station.
Dispose of trash in the right way: Avoid littering should go without saying but you should also dispose off your trash in a more responsible manner. Always put your recyclable trash in the right bin and try to recycle plastic bottles.
Try to book an eco friendly travel agent: If you do book a travel agent, go for an eco friendly one who will plan your trip in a more eco friendly way.

Air Quality and Pollution

The Air Quality Index ranks the air pollution level in Aarhus as good and the Air quality index is at 13 which is considered far better than other cities and countries. However the dominant pollutant in the air is PM 2.5 that are small irritants which can be dangerous for people who have respiratory issues. The pollutants in the air are caused by chemical emissions from vehicles and factories. This is why the government encourages people to use a bicycle and to walk. There are policies being enacted for a more sustainable environment but there is still a long way to go.

Respect the Culture

Denmark has a rich culture followed by a long history; Denmark's culture is defined in three aspects of Danish life - Simplicity, Equality, and Politeness. The people prefer to live a very uncomplicated life and much focus is not given on possession or high income, and bragging is considered rude.

Another central cultural aspect of Denmark is "Hygge"- a cozy feeling and snug during moments like vacations or holidays when friends are relaxing and comfortable. The people of Denmark embrace courtesy to a large extent; even while introducing, they often make a first name base with a handshake.

When using public transportation like in buses - do not sit beside a stranger or initiate a conversation with a local person or you would be deemed disrespectful. In Denmark, Men and Women are treated equally and get equal opportunities for positions and promotions.

Folk Music - The country's music is soothing and pleasing to the ears. Folk music is easily identified by linguistic, intonations, expressions, and dialects.

Folklore - In Denmark, the Folklore has been preserved from generation to generation through plays and storytelling, as it plays a significant role in Denmark's culture.

The Folklore includes references to the goblins, elves, and other non-human characteristics. In traditional Folklore, the elves were the beautiful women living underneath boulders and in hills.

Folk Costume - The traditional costumes in Aarhus date from the late 1700s and 1800s; styles and colors differ from one Danish region to another region, based on local customs. In the late 1800s, a painter named F.C. Lund launched a series using the images of regional costumes from Jutland, Funen, Mon, and Falster. All cultural history museums and folk dances in Denmark display the traditional costumes.

Food Culture - In recent years the Danish cultural food has become more diversified. A traditional lunchtime consists of Smorrebrod ( open Sandwiches ), kolde bords ( cold buffet, and there's also frikadeller (meatballs ), hakkebof ( chopped meat patties), polser ( hot long sausages ) and other typical food Culture.

Top 10 Places to Visit

Aarhus is the second-largest city in Denmark. It is a cultural hub with incredible art museums. The city is also famous for its vibrant music scene, which embraces folk, chamber music, jazz, and operatic performances and concerts in churches.

Some of the must visit places are:

ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum: The ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum is amongst the largest museums in the entire Europe, housed in a 10-story building. The main remarkable work of art is "Your Rainbow panorama," a circular walkway surrounded in glass in a spectrum of colors, developed by Olafur Eliasson, a Danish-Icelandic artist. The building is mounted on columns 3.5 meters above the roof; the walkway is 150 meters long and three meters wide. While tourists walk around, you can view the entire city. You would also see the bay in rainbow colors which is accessible through a 310 square meter roof pavilion. The artwork from the Danish Golden age(1770-1900), Danish Modernism (1900-1960s), and contemporary art are the Kunstmuseum collection highlights. Afterwards, you can get a good meal at the on-site restaurants and café.

The New Moesgard Museum: To the south of Aarhus lies the splendid Moesgard museum. Built on Moesgord manor house, the beautiful museum with splendid architecture was opened in 2014. The building reflects Denmark's history from the Stone age to Vikings time. The famous attraction is the Grauballe Man (Grauballemann), a body dating back more than 2,000 years, which was found perfectly preserved in a nearby bog. A fun prehistoric trail through the woods and fields of the estate exposes you to replicas of prehistoric houses and burial bounds from the museum's open-air section.

Den Gamle By (Old Town): Like The New Moesgard Museum, Den Gamle By is an open-air museum consisting of more than 75 historical buildings collected from across Denmark, dismantled and reassembled in Aarhus for preservation. The remarkable collection was arranged as an authentic old town, with enhanced effects, houses, shops, and windmills. The old Burgomaster's house from 1597, the fine art of furniture, a stilt house, a merchant house, a storehouse, and a two-storied stone house highlight the collection. The Majestic Coin Master's mansion, a newer edition in 2009, is the largest building. The museum holds exhibitions for - textile museums, toy museums, and historical music collection. Also worth seeing is the bicycle museum. Workshops belonging to candlemakers, coopers, shoemakers, and the apothecary's shop are also exhibited. The museum also exhibits historical costumes. Besides, some cafés and restaurants are situated serving mouth-watering food.

Viking Museum and Festival: Located in the basement of a large bank, the Viking museum has a collection of builders' discoveries when the excavation of the bank's foundation took place in the early 1960s. The highlights are ancient tools used in reconstruction of a significant house from the Viking time, and the remains of the ramparts that surrounded the settlements. Also offered for further entertainment are horsemanship displays, a reenactment of the battle, traditional Viking boat building, and sailing displays.

Tivoli Friheden: Tivoli Friheden is an exciting theme park just two kilometers away from the center of Aarhus and within walking distance from the Marselisborg forest. It features 40 plus attractions, including theme rides, gamings, playgrounds, and a 5D Cinemagic cinema. Holiday festivals like Halloween, especially Christmas, have new themes with decorations that attract many visitors. It's also a venue for concerts featuring Danish and international artists.

Aarhus City Hall: The Aarhus city hall is located on the south side of Radhus in 1941 and was built by Arne Jacobsen and Erik Moller. The highlight of Aarhus City hall is its impressive 60-meter high tower with bay and city views. The building's interior includes the council chamber, the Marriage Hall, Civic Hall, edged in wood trims and accents, and beautiful designs. The other nearby sites are the pig fountains or Grisebronden, and the pretty fountain called Anne's and the water carrier.

The Church of our Lady: The Church of Our Lady has initially been a part of Dominican and remained and can be counted amongst the largest churches in Denmark. It was built between the 13th and 15th centuries. It is a pure Gothic building with a splendid altarpiece and frescoes dating from 1520. You would also notice the Charterhouse Church nearby, which is noted for its medieval paintings.

Aarhus Botanical Garden : The recently renovated Aarhus Botanical Garden is widely spread in 53 acres of land. A large tropical dome and the large hothouses with subtropical plants are the highlights of Aarhus Botanical Garden. It features exciting activities like garden shows and specially designed programs for kids.

Marselisborg Palace and Park: Built-in 1902, Marselisborg Palace and Park has been the summer residence of Danish Royalty. The Highlight of a Marselisborg Palace is its 32-acre expansive park and extensive lawns, with the flourishing gardens' sculptures and ponds.

When the Queen and Royal family are around, the guard changes at noon every day. Another spot closeby which is worthy of a visit is the Memorial Park, laid out in memory of Danes, who fell in WORLD WAR I.

Installation “Your rainbow panorama,” by Ólafur Eliasson at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, Denmark

Explore

There are many places to explore in this beautiful city, ranging from museums, parks, restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, notable landmarks, bars, markets, and malls. You can roam around the alleys, visit quaint little cafes and just have a grand time in the city.

City Parks

Botanical Garden and The Green Houses: Discover four different climate zones and gain information on different species of plants from around the world. You can witness four different International climate zones in the green houses. It will definitely be a magical experience to roam around the greenery and see all the beautiful flowers. If you are a nature lover then this is definitely a place you should visit.

University Park, Aarhus: Aarhus University Park or University Park is a public park that is located in the center of the main campus of Aarhus university. You can have a picnic here and spend an afternoon with a loved one, reading or sunbathing. There are oak trees, open grass areas, artificial lakes, and waterfalls. Just remember if you do take any food items with you, do not leave the wrappers and dispose everything in a proper manner.

There are oak trees, open grass areas, artificial lakes, and waterfalls.

Aarhus University Park during the Autumn-season

National Parks

Mols Bjerge National Park: Mols Bjerge Bjerge parkland, is a Danish parkland that is set in Mols Bjerge in Syddjurs Municipality, central Jutland. The park is one hundred eighty km sq. in size. The Mols hills of the measured height of 137 meters, a spectacular sight to behold. The park has the most direct transportation modes from the port.

Mindeparken: Mindeparken is a park within the south of port town, beside the Marselisborg Palace. A stone for Danish troops stationed abroad was erected into the park. It was designed by the Danish designer Axel Ekberg and Danish Sculptor Axel Poulsen.

Mindeparken is breathtaking

Beaches

Ballehage Beach: Ballehage Beach is amongst the oldest ocean baths in the Scandinavian nation. The Beach is found within the Marselisborg forest on the bay of port. It is one thousand meters long, and between ten to thirty-meter wide. You get there from the port by walking or cycling.

Bellevue Beach, Aarhus: This exquisite beach is set within the port's northern district, four kilometers far from the town center, on the bay.

Ballehage Beach

Landmarks

There are many great and iconic landmarks in the city which include:

Women's Museum in Denmark
Green House in the Botanical Garden
Aarhus Cathedral
Marselisborg Palace
Tivoli Friheden

Tivoli Friheden is an amazing amusement park in Aarhus

Museums

Aarhus has some amazing museums with some of the oldest pieces in the world. Museums worth visiting are:

Viking Museum
Natural History Museum
Women's Museum in Denmark
ARoS Aarhus Art Museum

Entrance of the National History Museum in Aarhus

Eat

Food in Aarhus is tasty and there are several dishes served in very creative ways. The staples of Danish cuisine are definitely meat, bread and desserts that consist of fruit and cream. Think of open faced sandwiches, caramelised potatoes, crispy pork, rice puddings and much more. Trying out the local food is definitely a part of getting to know the culture of a place so you will have a grand time doing that in Aarhus. Just be open to trying different things and you are good to go.

The danish dish "stegt flæsk med persillesovs" (fried slices of pork with parsley sauce)

Traditional Local Restaurants

Mefisto Restaurant and Gardhave: Mefisto Restaurant and Gard is a famous traditional restaurant present in Aarhus, Denmark. Well, it is known for its seafood dishes which include oysters, lobsters, and mussels and alongside wine and desserts. The restaurant is well-known among the tourists who want to enjoy their meal in a warm and cozy ambiance. Some other traditional restaurants in Aarhus are listed below.
Raadhuus Kafeen
Klokken Aarhus
Den Lille krone

The restaurant of Raadhuus Kafeen at the City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) in Aarhus, Denmark. The restaurant is decorated in an old fashioned Danish design and serves a traditional Danish cuisine.

Vegetarian and Vegan

There are many vegetarian restaurants in the city so you will not be out of choices. Some of them are:

Restaurant Kowloon
Karma Sushi Aarhus Vestergade
Greenilicious Magasin Aarhus
Melone

Street Food

There is actually a market in Aarhus known by the name of Aarhus street food that serves different street food dishes. The most famous amongst them are:

Smorrebrod (Open sandwiches)
Pølse Kompagniet (Hot Dogs)
Bøfsandwich (Danish version of a beef burger)
Flæskestegssandwich (Sandwich with pork)

bøfsandwich (literally translates to 'beef sandwich' - sometimes dubbed gravy burger by non-Danes), is the classic Danish take on a hamburger. It contains the hamburger elements of a cooked ground beef patty placed inside a sliced bread roll.

Drink

There are breweries, cafes, bars, and clubs in the city where you can get served chilled drinks, preferably one of your choice.

Tap-water

Tap water is safe to drink in the city and is free of microplast. However in some areas it might not be safe to drink. You can always boil the water just to be sure but generally people do consume tap water. It should be preferred over bottled water because it is a more eco friendly choice.

Organic Cafés

There are some amazing organic cafes in the city that serve assorted dishes. Some of these include:

Ferdinand Hotel
Restaurant Pondus
Ispirazione

Breweries

There are many breweries in Aarhus where you can spend a day trying different types of beers. Some of these breweries are:

Hantwerk
Wintercoat
Cafe Albert

Activities

There are several exciting and adventurous activities you can get engaged in while on your visit to the city.

Yoga and Retreats

Mind and Motion & Mindful Yoga: Mind and Motion & Mindful Yoga is a Yoga Retreat center present in the city. The Yoga tutor begins Yoga classes from the very basic lessons and extends as your body gets compatible with the movements.

Some other Yoga Retreat centers include:

Hot Yoga Aarhus ApS
Yoga Collective
Yoga by the Sea
Yogaskolen In Aarhus
Bala Yoga and Yoga Prehab

Accommodation

Aarhus is a very famous and trendy place to live probably because of its known popular features as the second-largest city in Denmark and the educational Institutions present.

Aarhus - Visions at the Harbor Area: These owned houses are quite famous in Aarhus because of its central location and the scenic view of the Aarhus Bay. Additionally, it boosts your excitement levels by offering you the new harbor bath with pools, beach volley, bars, and cafés. The Harborfront is dedicated to ferry services and industry. The Silhouettes of cranes on the port is the icon of the city.

Latin Quarter - for the Hipster: Located in the center of the city, the cobbled streets and old half-timbered houses create a traditional and antique atmosphere. Here, one can find the specialty shops, coffee shops, and around the corner lies Meligade, where good restaurants serve delicious and tasty food. The specialty shops span to high-end fashion stores, and the Latin Quarter shops travel from high street shops to second hand.

Hotel Oasia - The Hotel situated in the center of Aarhus, Oasia, is the perfect accommodation option. The Hotel provides accommodation in six types of rooms which include 65 modern and elegant rooms. These options allow you to choose rooms based on the purpose and the duration of your visit. The Hotel offers you night entertainment with different cultural and traditional activities.

Green Hotels

Best Western Plus Hotel Kronjylland: Located in Randers, the Best Western Plus Hotel Kronjylland is connected to the shopping center. With most of the area's attractions nearby, it is quite a tourist spot. The Randers tropical zoo is just 9 minutes away from the Hotel at a walkable distance. Similarly, the other attractive spots like Den Jyske Hingst, Randers Kunstmuseum, and the Museum of Danish Art are at walkable distances of 12 minutes, 13 minutes, and 14 minutes respectively, from the Hotel. You can reach the Hotel from the Randers station in just 3 minutes by car, and another way is via AAR (Aarhus ) through a 42-minute drive.

Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Aarhus: Located in Aarhus, the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel is connected to the convention center. The natural beauty of the place can be enjoyed at Aarhus Botanical Garden and The Ballehage strand. The Musikhuset Aarhus, NRG park or NRG Arena, and ARoS are nearby to the Hotel. The Aarhus central Station is neighborly is just a 7 minutes walk from the hotel. The Hotel offers two restaurants, a bar or a lounge, and a fitness center.

Zleep Hotel Aarhus Viby: The areas of attractions in this hotel include the Steno museum. You can also get to the Den Gamle By and the Marselisborg Palace in just 10mins while driving. The other visiting sites include Aarhus Natural History Museum and the Braband lake. The Hotel focuses on maintaining a clean environment and following safety measures. The Hotel is also close to the Aarhus Viby Jylland station.

Vejlsohus Hotel & Konferencecenter: The Vejlsohus Hotel & Konferencecenter is in Silkeborg, near a train station and lake. You can enjoy nature's beauty at this hotel. You also get to see the Silkeborg Museum. Exciting and adventurous activities like swimming, tours, hiking, wildlife parks, and aquarium are popular tourist attractions. The tourists' locations surrounding the Hotel take less than 20 minutes from the Hotel, which means that you can explore more in less time.

Hostels and Guest Houses

Aarhus HostelL The Aarhus Hostel is located near the morning train and the Marselisborg Palace. A place worthy of visit around this hostel is the Tivoli Friheden Amusement park. The Aarhus Hostel is easily accessible. It also provides features like free parking and WiFi. Its green and quiet surrounding is a great attraction for visitors.

Rings Lund Bed and Breakfast: The Ring Lund Bedford and Breakfast is a beautiful place for sightseeing. With the stunning rooms and quality service, the staff never ceases to impress travelers visiting. Delicious food and free WiFi also makes it a comfortable place for visitors.

Danhostel Aarhus city // Halo café: The nearby big and beautiful buildings like the Dokk1 and the Icebergs are very attractive for tourists who choose to stay at this hostel. The Hostel is 2 kilometers away from the old town and a just 2-minute walk to the Viking museum.

Good Morning Bed and Breakfast: The guesthouse is one of the most popular among tourists. The beautiful and pleasant atmosphere attracts people to stay for a longer time. It provides a self-catering facility and is 7.5 km far from Landskrona. The property is located near the Aabyhoj church and Aabyhoj stadium.

Apartments

There are several apartments in the city suitable for those who prefer greater privacy and comfort. Some apartments offering excellent service in Aarhus include:

GUESTapart Aarhus: A GUESTapart Aarhus apartment is near Aarhus University. The apartment provides a fitness center, a bar and a lounge, and a restaurant. Self-contained features include self-catering services which enable you to prepare whatever meal you desire any time.

Central Apartment - Aarhus City: The apartments offer flexibility in room choices. The beautiful gardens and good service leave guests feeling satisfied. The visiting sites close to the apartment, include the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, the Aarhus Cathedral, and the Steno museum. The famous tourist places nearby are the highlights of the apartment. The apartment has been reviewed by more than 192 million guests, which defines the impression it leaves on them.

Wakeup - Aarhus: Wakeup Aarhus is situated at a walkable distance from the Aarhus Train station and 300 meters of space from the famous Aarhus City Hall. The flexibility in service and eco-friendly efforts are its best offers. The top attractive sites nearby are the Steno Museum, Aarhus Cathedral, and the very popular Aarhus Natural History Museum which is merely two kilometers away.

Amazing Sea View Apartment ( The Iceberg ), Aarhus C:This apartment is located at an excellent site. The apartment offers you an exciting sea view, a personal balcony, and quality accommodation. The famous artistry buildings VisitAarhus is close to the apartment, others include the Aarhus City Hall and the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum at a distance of 2.3 kilometers from the apartment. The astonishing view of nature creates great excitement for many tourists.

The Modern Aarhus Gateway: The apartment 'The Modern Aarhus Gateway' is located in the center of a city. The Aarhus City Hall is very close to the apartment and the Steno museum at a walkable distance of 13 minutes. In addition, the service quality and the featured accommodations are the highlights of the apartment.

Couchsurfing

There is also a massive rise in couch surfing in Aarhus as a result of an increase in tourist visits to the city.

Many local people choose to be couch surfers, and you can even select the couch surfers before beginning your trip.

The city of Aarhus is surrounded by Educational Institutions that are popular worldwide and welcomes foreign students; this is also another reason for the rise in Couch surfing

Camping

Camping in a foreign country is an exciting experience while traveling. Many campsites offer the necessary facilities for travelers' comfort. Some of the campgrounds in the city include:

Aarhus Camping I/S: One of the most visited campsites is 'Aarhus Camping I/S,' which is located in Randersvej in Aarhus, Denmark. Greenery gardens and fascinating picturesque views surround the camp. The campsite is near to four Airports; Billund Airport, Aalborg Airport, Midtjyllands Airport, and Aarhus Lufthavn Airport, which takes less than three hours' drive. The nearby destinations are ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, Den Gamle By, Tivoli Friheden, and Moesgaard Museum.

DCU - Camping Blommehaven, Aarhus: The Blommehaven camping site is also situated in the second-largest city in the country. The beautifully designed and well-organized campsite is a breathtaking sight. Travelers prefer public transport systems to reach the campsites, such as the buses and trains that run through the city. The Airports are near to the center, enabling the tourists to visit campsites directly from the Airport.

Kalovig Strandgard Camping of Djursland, East Jutland: Kalovig Camping site is located in Djursland, towards East Jutland. The campsite provides a sauna, swimming pool, playgrounds for kids, well-organized parking lots, and astonishing surroundings. The camp lies near Airports, the Aalborg Airport, Midtjyllands Airport, Billund Airport, and the Aarhus Lufthavn Airport. You can reach the campsite by using either trains and cars; both transport mediums do not exceed 4 hours drive.

How to Get There

Getting to the city is quite easy. There are airports that facilitate flights. You can also use trains, buses, and cars.

Air

You can get into Aarhus via the Airway. The IATA code for the Aarhus Airport is AAR. There are several different domestic and international Airlines that function from Aarhus Airport. Aarhus to Copenhagen is one of the most frequently routed flights from Aarhus Airport, around 914 Weekly flights.

The Austrian Airline, Air Canada, Scandinavian SAS are the topmost Airline brands operating from the Aarhus Airport.

Some of the International Routes to Aarhus include :

Aarhus Copenhagen Flights
Aarhus Stockholm Flights
Aarhus Palma Mallorca Flights
Aarhus Lampedusa Flights
Aarhus Gothenburg Flights

Aarhus Airport

Bus

You can also use one of the cheapest transportation modes; a bus, from Copenhagen to Aarhus.

The Abildskou routes from Copenhagen to Copenhagen Airport and the Eurolines travels to Hamburg, from where one can travel to other places in Europe. Many of the travelers prefer public transport system, to enjoy the facilities offered.

Aarhus Bus Line

Train

Traveling by trains is more beneficial than buses, as it has an excellent ticketing system. The train tickets can also be used as bus tickets if traveling from Copenhagen, so you can continue to travel around the city.

The train travels from Copenhagen to Aarhus daily. The ticket reservation system offers discounts on travelers within certain age brackets. The ticket charges are less if the tickets were booked a month before.

Hitchhiking

Hitchhiking is riskier but exciting in its own way. Moreover, it is usually free.

There are more chances of robbery, carjackers, or similar threats. Thus, it is always recommended to pre-plan and reserve the transport system before beginning a journey.

Others

Other modes of traveling include using the waterways, such as boats that operate by ferries to Odden.

Moving Around

There are many ways to explore the city, like using the public transport system, walking, riding a bicycle, etc.

Walk

You can move around the city by taking short walks. Getting around a city enables tourists to explore the culture, the shopping malls, the street fashion, and the restaurants serving delicious food.

The city is clean, and it's fun to walk around the streets with enthusiasm during the day time.

Bicycle

One can choose a bicycle to move around the city, as it involves no cost. You can also rent a bike for a distance. The provision has been made in such a way that you can leave it at the destination, so another person can rent it from that location. It is recommended to go green by using bikes.

Electronic Vehicles

Many programs are carried out for climate-changing worldwide, and some of the programs are also implemented in Aarhus. To minimize the use of pollutants causing vehicles, the government and big automobile companies are working on more innovations.

One solution to such problems is using electric vehicles. You can see some of the electric cars running on the road.

Public Bus

The tourists prefer the public transport system in Aarhus, as it is a cheaper mode to travel. To move around the city via bus, it costs 20 DKK, and if you are under the age of 16, then it costs 10 DKK.

You can get cheaper tickets by pre-booking and the Aarhus pass.

Tram, Train and Subway

The trip from Copenhagen to Aarhus is usually covered by train. The train travels to Aarhus from Copenhagen around two times an hour.

You can book tickets a month ahead, which will give you less costly tickets. One can buy orange tickets, which are less expensive compared to public access.

Sustainable Shopping

Over the last decade, Danish fashion brands have embraced trendy fashion designs by using organic materials. Danish fashion is becoming more popular in the last few years. Some of the best productions are here -

KnowledgeCotton Apparel - It is a menswear brand; the company makes recycled PET polyester by using plastic bottles and organic cotton.

Ann Wiberg Trash couture - Trash Couture is a brand that creates clothes using laces, beads, embroidery, and fabrics.

Food Markets

Aarhus Central Food Market: Aarhus Central Food Market is located at Sankt Knud Torv, Aarhus C, in Denmark. One of the locals' favorite food courts, as well as tourists, it offers great hygiene and delicious food.

Aarhus Street food: Aarhus Street food, this food court is quite famous for its dishes. The items are served with the extra design and touch up, which give more vibrant flavors. This food court has the best chefs in the city.

Flea Markets

Bagagerumsmarked / Citymarked Aarhus: This market is located in Teatergaten, Aarhus, in Denmark. You can get into the market at any time, and whatever you need is easily found here.

Other flea markets include :

Habengut marked
Mega kup Aalborg
Vegas market under Buenos
Svalernes Loppemarked
Sydhavnens Loppemarked
Flea Market at Mauerpark

Second Hand Stores

Aarhus has much more to offer you; some of those are second-hand stores that are being recognized globally. They include:

Flowers Kids Reship Aarhus
Aarhus Retro and Trend
Frelsens Hær Genbrug
Red Barnet Genbrugsbutik
Kirkenes Korshær Genbrug

Eco-Fashion

The reason why Danish brands are gaining popularity worldwide is because of its organic clothing and fashion. Most of the Danish brands create antique clothing using the additional features of its unique style. These brands are well-known at the global level.

Recycling

The recycling of waste products such as plastic bags and bottles are is done at a considerably commendable level.

Waste

The city collects massive amounts of waste from all the streets and households. The collected waste is recycled and used in making other products. The municipality workers also work around the city, collecting trash from around the city side.

Work and Study Abroad

Majorly the young people of Aarhus like studying in their own country. There are opportunities though for foreign students to study while working.

Exchange Student

The country of Denmark is well-known globally for its quality educational systems. Many foreign students select Denmark to further their studies. The literacy rate is higher here when compared to many other countries.

Au Pair

The people of the city are open to the idea of foreigners offering their services as au pair.

Volunteering

Every year, there are volunteers required in every field; an example is for educational purposes.