By road
Denmark is a peninsula in Northern Europe and has an extensive transport network of trains, buses and roads. Getting to Denmark is easy; you can go by car or train from any of the European countries.
Planning for group travel by car, minibus, coach or train can be a more cost effective and environmentally friendly option.
By train
Aarhus is connected to Copenhagen with hourly trains. A railway hub in Hamburg mainly connects to major European cities. From here you will find connections to Munich, Amsterdam, Brussels, Frankfurt, Prague, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna.
By air
Aarhus is well connected by air with two nearby airports, Billund and Aarhus. There are also direct train connections to Copenhagen Airport and Aalborg Airport.
Here you can find information about how to get to Aarhus.
By taxi
To book a taxi, please call this telephone number (+45) 8948 4848 or ask your hotel receptionist. There is also a taxi stand right outside the main exit of the train station and conveniently located taxi stands all over the city.
By bus
The bus route number on the yellow buses in the city indicated at the front and the back of the bus and the destination is displayed at the front and above the rear door.
Please note that you cannot buy tickets on the bus or light rail.
For more information on how to buy a ticket before travelling, please check your options here.
Here you can find the timetable for buses and the light rail.
By light rail
Getting around in Aarhus is also easy with the light rail, Letbanen. Stops are located throughout Aarhus, making it easy to experience the city. The area around the Central Station and Dokk1 is the main junction point.
Please note that you cannot buy tickets on the bus or light rail.
For more information on how to buy a ticket before travelling, please check your options here.
Here you can find the timetable for buses and the light rail.
