Aarhus is the second-largest city in Denmark, located on the east coast of the Jutland peninsula. Known for its vibrant cultural scene, Aarhus is home to numerous museums, theaters, and music venues, including the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, which is famous for its rainbow panorama walkway. The city is also renowned for its rich history, with landmarks such as the Aarhus Cathedral, one of the tallest and longest churches in Denmark, and Den Gamle By, an open-air museum that recreates urban life from the 16th century to the 1970s.

Aarhus is a hub for education and research, hosting Aarhus University, one of the largest and most prestigious universities in Denmark. The city has a lively student population, contributing to its youthful and dynamic atmosphere. Additionally, Aarhus boasts a variety of parks, beaches, and green spaces, making it a pleasant place for outdoor activities.

The culinary scene in Aarhus is diverse and innovative, with numerous restaurants offering both traditional Danish cuisine and international flavors. The city's waterfront area, Aarhus Ø, features modern architecture, trendy cafes, and a bustling harbor, further enhancing its appeal as a destination.

Aarhus is also well-connected, with efficient public transportation and cycling paths, reflecting Denmark's emphasis on sustainability and green living.

On foot
In Aarhus most sights are within reach on foot. Aarhus features many picturesque locations in harmonic contrast to modern architecture.
Take the opportunity to go for at least one walk through the city.

By bike
Aarhus is made for biking, and this is reflected in the excellent bike path infastructure, which you will find almost everywhere in Denmark. Just be aware that Aarhus stretches an elevation of about 80 meters so be ready for some inclines.
Visit Aarhus webpage offers information about easy bike rental in Aarhus.
 

By bus
Aarhus has a dense local bus network which is serviced by the yellow busses. Please note that, in contrast to the regional public transport (blue busses), it is not possible to buy tickets inside local public transport (yellow busses) anymore. Ticked machines (available on chosen bus stops and stations), the Midttrafik web shop or the Midttrafik app are the recommended options to buy a ticket. The Rejseplanen web application and Midttrafik live app can help to gain an overview of available bus connections. Non-digital patrons are asked to call +45 70 210 230 or visit Aarhus bus station for help and guidance.

By tram
Aarhus is the first city in Denmark to have a tram network (Letbanen). It is not possible to buy a ticket on the tram. Please use the same options as mentioned for regional transport busses (yellow busses) to purchase a ticket for the tram.

By taxi
To book a taxi, please call this telephone number (+45) 8948 4848 (Aarhus Taxi) or ask at your hotel. There is also a taxi stand right outside the main exit of the train station and conveniently located taxi stands all over the city.