Aarhus, Denmark (Point of interest)

Aarhus Botanical Gardens were established in 1873 and comprise some of the oldest green spaces in the city. Gently rolling wooded hills lead down to a lake, while the greenhouses offer a great diversity of tropical plants all year round. Five hoth... Continue reading →

With three large galleries housed in a futuristic cube-shaped building, ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum contains Denmark's largest art collection outside Copenhagen. Displays include both modern art and collections of Danish art that span 300 years. The J... Continue reading →

Bülow Duus Glaspusteri is a working glassblowers housed in an old residence in the heart of Aarhus. Visitors can watch the craftsmen at work and experience the unique atmosphere generated when red-hot glass is taking shape. Drinking glasses, cand... Continue reading →

The Old Town in Aarhus (National Open-Air Museum of Urban History and Culture) is a village museum made up of 75 historical buildings collected from 20 townships around Denmark. Museum staff work in the roles and clothes of typical villagers. The ... Continue reading →

Aarhus' Women's Museum presents art, objects, photos and knowledge that document and record the developments in the lives and work of Danish women. The museum offers a fascinating insight into the social and political emancipation of women. The mu... Continue reading →