[2025 Aarhus C Attraction] Travel Guide for ARoS Aarhus Art Museum (Updated Mar)

1. biking trail into forest and beach side Address - from centre aarhus to mosegaard museum Highlights - passing infinite bridge, thai house, into the woods, a lunchbreak at the museum with viking church and end by beach side and back! 29km round way Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2. Address - kalo castle Highlights - perfect spot for sunset, non touristic at all, only you and the cows (go paddle in the water if you have the board! super clear water) Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3. Address - old town Highlights - architectures demolished across the country and restored in one place. great attentiom to details: they have a mayor's house, a post office, a smith, a hat maker...everything! Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4. Address - Aros museum Highlights - denmark art, and incredible installations art! must see there, you will be amazed by the feeling of time and space Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #旅行酷体验 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #100waysoftravel #旅行酷体验 #travelchecklist

It was a trip to Aarhus, Denmark. Just want to share my itinerary that I’d highly recommend🙌 I started the day at the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, where I explored the vibrant contemporary art exhibits. The highlight for me was the "Your Rainbow Panorama," a colorful circular walkway offering panoramic views of the city. It's a perfect spot for both art lovers and photographers 📸 📍 Aros Allé 2, 8000 Aarhus 💰 Around 160 DKK for adults. I loved wandering through Den Gamle By, an open-air museum that takes you back in time to the 16th to 20th centuries. Walking through the cobblestone streets and historical buildings was like stepping into a different era. I also recommend visiting the bakeries for a taste of traditional Danish pastries 🥐 📍Viborgvej 2, 8000 Aarhus 💰Around 150 DKK for adults. If you are looking for somewhere good for dinner, I would suggest you to try Mefist. It’s is a seafood restaurant where I had some of the best mussels I’ve ever tasted. The atmosphere is relaxed and charming, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. 📍 Volden 28, 8000 Aarhus 💰 250-400 DKK per person. I also spent a tranquil morning at the Aarhus Botanical Garden. It's a beautiful spot with diverse plant collections and a greenhouse that showcases plants from around the world. A perfect place for a morning stroll or a picnic 💐 📍Møllevejen 10, 8000 Aarhus 💰 Free. I also explored the Moesgaard Museum and found it fascinating, especially for those interested in archaeology and anthropology. The exhibitions on Viking culture and ancient Denmark were particularly captivating. 📍 Moesgård Allé 15, 8270 Højbjerg 💰Around 140 DKK for adults. For dinner, I’d recommend Restaurant Substans, a Michelin-starred restaurant where I had an unforgettable dining experience. The tasting menu focuses on local, organic ingredients, and every dish was a work of art 💯 📍 P. Hiort-Lorenzen Vej 1, 8000 Aarhus 💰 700-1,200 DKK per person. I also took a leisurely morning walk around the grounds of Marselisborg Palace, the summer residence of the Danish royal family. Although the palace itself isn't open to the public, the surrounding gardens are a lovely place to relax. 📍Kongevejen 100, 8000 Aarhus 💰 Free #europetrip #Vacation #trip

An art museum situated in Aarhus, was established in 1859, the oldest public art museum in Denmark outside Copenhagen. But what really interest people to come is the art ‘Your Rainbow Panorama’. Measuring 52m in diameter, this large glass walkway allows visitors to see the 360 degrees view of the city. It’s opened in 2011. This is what brings me to this city and I really love the art piece! There’s direct train from Copenhagen, and it takes about 3 hours. #tripblazers #aarhus #denmark #europe #museum #darwintravel

Here's a travel guide for Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city: 1. Must-See Attractions: • ARoS Aarhus Art Museum: One of Denmark's three top art museums. Its design was inspired by Dante's *Divine Comedy* and is divided into sections such as "Inferno" and "Paradise." It houses a large collection of famous works. • Aarhus Cathedral (Aarhus Domkirke): One of Denmark's oldest cathedrals, featuring a beautiful gilded altarpiece. • Den Gamle By, The Old Town Museum: A charming open-air museum showcasing the history and culture of Aarhus. 2. Food Recommendations: • Emma Emma: Offers a wide variety of delicious brunch options. • Nori Bar: Their Japanese lunch buffet offers great value. • A-kin Thai: Authentic Thai cuisine that won't disappoint. 3. Accommodation Suggestions: • Consider staying near the train station, such as at Wakeup Aarhus or a seaside guesthouse, for good value. 4. Transportation Guide: • Use Midttrafik to purchase single or day tickets for easy travel. • Aarhus is perfect for exploring on foot, allowing you to fully appreciate the small-city charm.

|Denmark's underrated little treasure city. Here are some of the major attractions and niche ways to play that I recommend, which will ensure that you experience the unique charm of this city and have an unforgettable trip to Aarhus! Moesgard Museum A museum that displays the history of Denmark from prehistory to the Middle Ages, surrounded by beautiful forest scenery. I was attracted by Google Maps. I spent an hour on the road, but I couldn't take good pictures, so I had to use Google Maps instead. Sorry, my photography skills are not good. ARoS Aarhus Art Museum The most famous art museum in Aarhus, featuring the rainbow panoramic channel on the roof, Your Rainbow Panorama, which overlooks the beautiful scenery of the city in 360 degrees Salling ROOFTOP If you like to overlook the city scenery, don't miss it! This is one of the best viewing platforms in the center of Aarhus, especially at sunset the view is simply breathtaking! And it is completely free to open~ Aarhus Domkirke St. Clement's Cathedral is the tallest church in Denmark and is free to visit! The Iceberg A modern architectural landmark in the Aarhus harbor area, shaped like an iceberg. Although it is a private residence, the exterior is very cool for photos. Den Gamle By Take you through an open-air museum of Danish history and experience small town life from the 18th century to the present. It is suitable for family fun. Marselisborg Deer Park If you have enough time, I recommend you to relax at Marselisborg Deer Park on the outskirts of the city! You can get up close and personal with the cute Danish deer, and you don’t need to pay for tickets or anything, the park is open to the public for free! Aarhus transportation tips Using the Midttrafik public transportation app, it is recommended to buy a 49DKK one-day ticket to facilitate unlimited use of public transportation in Aarhus

✨【Aarhus 24-hour heart-warming guide】✨ This "City of Smiles" hides the artistic soul of Northern Europe. Half of it is the storytelling of a thousand-year-old city, and half of it is the futuristic sense of avant-garde design. Collect this guide to avoid pitfalls and take you to the most chill treasure city in Denmark! 🌞 How to play during the day 1️⃣ ARoS Art Museum · Strolling in Rainbow Paradise 📍 The rainbow circular corridor on the top floor is a great place to take photos! Overlooking the whole city through the colorful glass, you can take fairy-tale photos even on cloudy days. 🎫 Tickets: 100 kronor for adults (students get discounts) 📸 Hidden camera: The dark light and shadow installation in the underground "Nine Hells" exhibition hall, with a full sense of cyber! 2️⃣ Old Town Open-Air Museum · Travel through time and space 🕰️ 75 century-old buildings truly restore the life of medieval Nordic countries. The sound of blacksmiths and the aroma of bakeries are super immersive! 🍪 Must experience: Make retro gingerbread by yourself, take a bite and travel back to the Viking era~ 🚌 Transportation: Take bus No. 3/14/25 directly, and use Aarhus Card to get free tickets, which is super cost-effective! 3️⃣ Dokk1 Library · Futuristic Study 📖 The largest library in Northern Europe! The sloping roof looks like a giant book page. Sitting in front of the French window and watching the sunset over the harbor is so beautiful that you will be speechless~ 💡 Easter egg: There is an automatic book-returning robot hidden in the museum, a must-see for technology lovers! 🌙 Such a fun night 4️⃣ Skolegade Bar Street · Tipsy Guide 🍻 Locals’ private craft beer bars: Mikkeller: Drink the limited edition “Aarhus Mist” IPA Faergekroen: Pirate-themed bar, the glasses are bigger than your face! 5️⃣ Marselisborg Forest Night Walk 🦌 Let me tell you: the chance of encountering wild deer doubles after 8pm! Remember to bring carrots (but don’t feed them)🍴 Foodie radar activated 🔥 Frederikshøj restaurant: Hidden menu of a Michelin star! The chef will customize the "sea and land blind box" according to the season 🍔 Street Food Night Market: Danish open sandwich + crispy pork elbow, 50 kronor per person to eat until you lean on the wall! 🚌 Transportation Tips ✔️ One-way bus in the city costs 20 kroner, buy a 24-hour Aarhus Card (129 kroner) for unlimited rides + discounts on attractions ✔️ Copenhagen → Aarhus: 3 hours direct train ride, choose a window seat to see the coastline all the way💡 Trivia Easter Egg The elevator button at the City Hall says "Skal de op" (Do you want to go up?) Danish dry humor, get it! Want to play for free? The museum’s night session is open until 22:00 every Wednesday, so come and grab the bargains! 🌦️ Travel tips for February 2025 🧥 Temperature is about -2℃～5℃: Wear a layered windproof jacket + scarf, and snow boots are a must! 🎭 Winter only: The candlelight Christmas market at the Old Town Museum is extended to the end of February, and the atmosphere of mulled wine + elk lights is amazing 🌟【One sentence summary】 Aarhus is like a three-dimensional picture album of Nordic design - in the morning, you can touch the history in the thousand-year-old church, in the afternoon, you can see the future in the rainbow, and at night, you can follow the deer to find the secret language of the forest... There is no hustle and bustle of tourists here, only a smile of surprise when you turn a corner. 💌 Need a customized route or the latest event information? Leave a comment and I’ll send you a hidden check-in list that only locals know about!

Don’t just focus on Copenhagen! Aarhus is the Danes' hidden "happy hometown" - the colorful houses can dance, the art gallery has its own rainbow, and even the vegetable market looks like an art exhibition! --- [3 must-visit places to hit your soul] 🎨 ARoS Art Museum: Go to the top floor "Rainbow Corridor" to take a bird's-eye view of the city, cloudy days instantly turn into cyber light and shadow, and the basement hides the dark "Hell Exhibition". Be careful if you are timid, but it is super shocking! 🏰 Aarhus Old Town: 75 century-old wooden houses "moved" into the city center, blacksmiths forged iron, grandmas baked rye bread, and even the smell of horse manure was restored to the 19th century! 🌊 Port industrial style: Watching the sunset at Aarhus Ø dock, rusty cranes + pink sunset glow, the atmosphere of the Nordic version of "The Voice of China" is full. --- [Hidden tricks to pretend to be a local] 🍔 Eat hot dogs on the street: Look for the DØP red cart, organic sausage + pickled cucumber + chopped onion, covered with Nordic special remoulade sauce, Danes line up until the early morning! 🌳 Forest deer chasing plan: Walk 20 minutes from the city center to Marselisborg Forest. The swing is hidden by the lake. Look at the deer for 5 seconds to unlock the Nordic healing power. 🛍️ Find design at the market: Buy a piece of ugly pottery at the Aarhus market, and the stall owner will give you a piece of licorice candy: "This is the childhood of the Danes!" --- [Avoidance Guide｜Blood and Tears Summary] ❗️ All supermarkets are closed on Sundays! Stock up on snacks before going out ❗️ Use Midttrafik APP to buy bus tickets, which is 30% cheaper than swiping a card on the bus ❗️ ARoS Art Museum is open until 10pm on Thursdays, and you can book the whole place to take pictures of rainbows at night --- [A magical place to take pictures for free] 📸 Latin Quarter Rainbow Street: candy-colored houses + cobblestone roads, walk with a cup of coffee and take pictures 📸 Rusty iron bridge at the port: wear black, white and gray and stand in front of the industrial ruins, the cool feeling will instantly kill the circle of friends --- "The happiness of Northern Europe is hidden in the details - even the wind in Aarhus carries the breath of Andersen's fairy tales."

#internationaltravel The ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is a contemporary art lover’s dream located in Denmark’s second-largest city, Aarhus. Known for its innovative exhibitions and architectural beauty, ARoS has become one of Denmark’s top cultural attractions. The museum's standout feature is Your Rainbow Panorama, a circular, colored glass walkway on the roof that offers panoramic views of Aarhus in a spectrum of colors. Inside, ARoS showcases both Danish and international art across various periods and styles, from classic to modern. Its rotating exhibitions ensure there’s always something new to explore, and the museum often hosts interactive installations that engage visitors in unique ways. One of the most iconic exhibits is Boy, a five-meter-tall hyper-realistic sculpture by Australian artist Ron Mueck that has become synonymous with the museum. ARoS’s architecture itself is stunning, with a spacious layout that lets natural light highlight each exhibit beautifully. The museum's commitment to education and creative engagement is evident in its guided tours, workshops, and events. ARoS offers a vibrant cultural experience that international travelers, art enthusiasts, and curious minds alike will find unforgettable.

⛺ Aarhus, the "European Capital of Culture" Since being named the "European Capital of Culture 2017," Aarhus has been building cultural venues and futuristic neighborhoods, with graffiti art adding to the city's charm. Aarhus is a city with a unique vibe, and its museums offer a glimpse into its ethereal and mysterious side. Built in 2004, the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is known as the "coolest rainbow museum." Visitors can enjoy a 360-degree view of Aarhus from the 150-meter-long "rainbow walkway" on the top floor. It's a true "internet-famous museum." As you walk through the rainbow walkway, you'll see different colors and cityscapes, allowing you to experience the city's rhythm. 🛬 Billund, a pilgrimage for LEGO fans Billund is a small town in central Jutland, Denmark, known for LEGOLAND, a popular family travel destination. Every year, many families visit LEGOLAND. LEGOLAND is built with over 44.5 million LEGO bricks and features themed areas such as Miniland, Imagination Zone, Legoredo Town, Adventure Land, Knight's Kingdom, and Pirate Land. There are also roller coasters, water rides, and many children's attractions. LEGOLAND is like a miniature world. With thousands of LEGO bricks available, both adults and children can unleash their imagination and creativity to build various models. 🏨 Nyborg, a medieval fairy tale world Nyborg is located on the east coast of the beautiful island of Funen and is known as the "Heart of the Kingdom of Denmark." As Denmark's first capital and the first site of the Danish Parliament, Nyborg's cultural heritage is world-renowned. Nyborg is home to many castles and manors, making it a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts. Nyborg Castle is one of Denmark's most important medieval cultural heritage sites and one of the oldest and best-preserved royal castles in Denmark, built around 1170. In front of this royal castle is Scandinavia's only preserved ancient arena. With the ancient and authentic street scenes as a backdrop, the knights' ironwork and the warhorses' neighing make you feel like you're in the Middle Ages.

Getting There - 'Boy' is on display in a exhibition called Far From Home in ARoS art museum in Aarhus, Denmark. Attractions - The museum as a total of 20,700 square metres on ten floors, which makes it one of the largest art museums in Northern Europe with lots to see. The museum also as an amazing rainbow panorama with a 360-degree rooftop walkway offering views of the city through its glass panes in all shades of the rainbow. Food & Restaurants - ARoS museum as a Café and orangery where you can buy light snacks and drinks. Shopping - The ARoS shop is next to the Museum Café, there you can find a wide selection of inspiring Danish and international design and selected books on art, design and architecture, plus postcards and posters with works from the museum’s collections and exhibitions. #museum #passionpassport #denmark #aarhus #Celabratewithtrips #tripblazers #Mytripvlog

spent the whole day inside, just so inspiring. Even the gift shop was amazingly designed. very impressed #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #fallingforfall #artcity

Address: Aros All , Aarhus, Denmark This is the largest modern art museum in northern Europe, the Aarhus Museum of Modern Art. Because its overall design concept is taken from the description of hell and heaven in Dante's Divine Comedy, the nine dark halls in the ground correspond to the nine layers of hell. The colored halo in the sky comes from the poet's heaven and light. Imagine. Therefore it is also known as the place to connect heaven and hell. The architect explains that Schmidt Hammer Lassen divides the whole building into two. The first floor of the museum belongs to the middle between heaven and hell. It can also be called the human world. The popular point is to enter the door, go straight down to "Hell" and go up to "Heaven." Features: Rainbow Roof Watch the city of Aarhus through the rainbow-like color 360o. Inside , a lot of curve elements are used to give the space a sense of flow. At the same time, the sense of extension of the spiraling staircase seems to symbolize the endless path to heaven and hell. The underground art museum means fallen angels. In the underground area, you can enjoy the most unique exhibitions, composed of nine rooms, which show the permanent works created by international artists. The treasure of the town hall, The Boy, the boy is a sculpture up to 5 meters high. It was designed by renowned designer Ron Mueck. Huge Bo