It is one of the oldest stadiums in Denmark, as it dates back to the 1920s. Its capacity is 19,433 seats and it is in a sports complex that is an outlet for all the residents of Aarhus. After many reconstructions almost every 20 years, it has taken its final shape and is a modern stadium. It has hosted a match of the Danish national football team, concerts and track and field events. It is located in an idyllic landscape surrounded by trees. In the surrounding countryside you can find a picturesque cycle track and a stadium for athletics.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO AARHUS STADIUM
*** BUS: 2A, 11, 16, 18.
*** TRAIN: 030, IC, ICL, RE
AARHUS: THE «POCKET CITY»
It is one of the most historic cities in Denmark which was considered one of the most important fortified settlements of the Vikings and one of the easiest to explore. Most attractions are within walking distance of each other and for this reason it is called a “pocket city”. Modern architecture characterizes Aarhus which will force you to walk it to discover its beauties. The futuristic museums, the designer houses, the wonderful natural landscapes and the warmth of the inhabitants will make you fall in love with it.
Currency: Danish Krone
Calling Code: +45
Nearest airports from city center: Aarhus Airport (44km), Karup Airport (82km), Billund Airport (96km), Aalborg Airport (129km), Esbjerg Airport (156km), Copenhagen Airpot (196km)
TOP – 10 SIGHTSEEING
*** OLD TOWN MUSEUM (Viborgvej 2, 8000 Aarhus Centrum)
It is an outdoor museum that will take you back in time. See 75 historical buildings collected from 20 townships in all parts of the country.
*** AROS AARHUS ART MUSEUM (Aros Allé 2, 8000 Aarhus)
It was opened in 1859 and is the most famous art museum in Denmark, apart from Copenhagen. It has an art collection with works from the Danish Golden Age until today.
*** TROJBORG
It is a trendy neighborhood, where it is one of the main places of exploration for tourists. The restaurants, cafes, shops and beautiful architectural buildings will impress you.
*** AARHUS CATHEDRAL (Store Torv, 8000 Aarhus)
It was opened in 1500 and was built in the Gothic style. It is the highest church in the country, 96 meters high.
*** MARSELISBORG CASTLE (Kongevejen 100, 8000 Aarhus)
It is the summer and Christmas residence of the Danish royal family. Enjoy the changing of the guard every noon, the Palace grounds and gardens.
*** MARSELISBORG DEER PARK (Ørneredevej 6, 8270 Højbjerg)
See the wonderful deer in the wonderful indoor park. Enjoy up close the sika and fallow deer and the wild boars living in their own enclosure.
*** GREENHOUSES IN THE BOTANICAL GARDEN (Møllevejen, Peter Holms Vej 10A, 8000 Aarhus)
Opened in 1875, it is a place where you will see numerous plant collections covering about 22 hectares.
*** THE OCCUPATION MUSEUM (Mathilde Fibigers Have 2, 8000 Aarhus)
In this museum you will have the opportunity to see how people lived in Aarhus during the German occupation (1940-45).
*** MINDEPARKEN
It was opened in 1947 and is a memorial park commemorating the occupation in Denmark.
*** NATURHISTORISK MUSEUM (1210, Wilhelm Meyers Allé 10, 8000 Aarhus)
It is a wonderful trip to the animal neighborhood. See animals from around the world through fascinating exhibits.
ΤΗINGS TO DO
*** It is worth visiting the Moesgaard Museum which is in Højbjerg, about 20 minutes away from Aarhus.
*** Steno Museum is another place that deserves your attention.
*** Viking Museum and Museum of Ancient Art are two museums that we would recommend you to visit.
*** Aarhus Søfartsmuseum is the city’s maritime museum and is a wonderful experience.
*** KØN – Gender Museum Denmark is worth a visit.
*** The Infinite Bridge is the most photographed bridge in the city and is wonderful to walk on.
*** Dokk1 is a cultural center and public library that will make your visit relaxing.
FOOD AND DRINK
Aarhus cuisine is delicious with many gourmet recipes. Be sure to try the smørrebrød which is an open rye bread sandwich topped with a variety of toppings and served with herring, salmon, shellfish, eggs, raw beef and more. You can eat the special Danish hot dog, but also the traditional Æbleflæsk, smushi, kartofler, stegt flæsk med persillesovs, frikadeller, flæskesteg and karbonader. Of course you can find other cuisines to taste from the Mediterranean, Asia, Africa, USA and Latin America. It goes without saying that you should accompany your food with a nice glass of wine or one of the local beers.
WHERE TO STAY
You can find several hotel or accommodation options for all budgets, both in the city center and a little outside the center.
FUN AND SHOPPING
*** Tivoli Friheden is an amusement park that will thrill you.
*** Bruuns Galleri, Storcenter Nord, Magasin Aarhus, Trøjborg Centret are ideal for your shopping.
*** Strøget is the most famous shopping street.
*** The Latin Quarter and Mejlgade are two places worth visiting for your shopping.
*** Vestergade district and The Frederiksbjerg Quarter are also ideal spots in the city for your shopping.
HOW TO GET AROUND
The most beautiful way to get around the city is on foot, by bike or by metro.
CITIES NEAR AARHUS
Major cities close to Aarhus are Randers (39km), Silkeborg (45km), Horsens (51km), Herning (86km), Billund (99km), Aalborg (118km), Esbjerg (165km), Copenhagen (190km), Malmo (228km).
