Aarhus

Denmark’s young capital of culture

Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city, is located right on the Baltic Sea and blends Nordic calm with vibrant urban life. The city impresses with innovative design, modern architecture, and a rich cultural scene. Traces of Viking history meet creative cuisine – from street food to fine dining. Everything is within walking distance, making Aarhus the perfect destination for an inspiring city trip.

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Highlights

From trendy street food halls like the Aarhus Street Food Market to Michelin-starred restaurants. The city’s culinary scene is diverse, creative, and distinctly Scandinavian: fresh, regional, and sustainably sourced.
Aarhus is a true cycling city: compact, green, and well connected. Many sights can be easily reached on foot or by bike, and thanks to modern infrastructure, sustainable mobility is simply part of everyday life.
A circular wooden bridge over the water – walkable, spectacular, and a place of calm all at once. Located right on the Bay of Aarhus, it’s a popular spot for photos, relaxing strolls, and atmospheric sunsets.
The journey to Aarhus is both scenic and sustainable – ideal by train. From Switzerland, the city can be reached in around 12 hours with connections in Hamburg and Fredericia or Odense. Alternatively, you can fly to Copenhagen and continue comfortably by train.

Insider Tips

Marselisborg Deer Park

Observe wild deer in their natural habitat and enjoy a peaceful escape from the bustle of the city. This idyllic park invites you to slow down and promises relaxing moments surrounded by untouched nature.

Møllestien

Far away from the hustle and bustle, an alleyway straight out of a fairy tale awaits you: colorful little houses, cobblestone paths, and flowering rose vines snaking their way along the old facades. A place full of charm and tranquility that invites you to explore and linger.