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Best Time to Visit Aarhus

The best time to plan Aarhus tours is between the months of May-September when it is summer in Aarhus. During this time the climate is mild and there is little rainfall. The highest average temperature recorded in July is 20?C and lowest average in January is 3?C. Such climatic conditions are favourable for city tours and have huge traffic of tourists. So, hotel booking and flight fare may be little pricey than that during the off-season.

How to Reach Aarhus

1. By air: Direct flights ply between Aarhus Airport (Tirstrup) and Copenhagen International Airport on a daily basis on week days and some departures on the weekend. It is a 35 minutes flight from Copenhagen Airport to Aarhus Airport. Take a free transit bus which links the International and Domestic terminals of Copenhagen Airport. Flights from other European cities to Aarhus are also available.

Places To Visit on Aarhus Tour

1. Belle Vue Beach: Once you have arrived in this tranquil beach destination in the outskirts of Aarhus, it cannot escape being your new favourite. With powdered sand under your feet and the canopy of the blue sky above your head, Bellevue Beach is a preferred summer destination of the locals. The bathing jetties reaching out to the sea provide comfortable sea baths to tourists of all ages. Hire a bicycle and go on a joyful ride along the Bellevue Beach with views of the village idyll on one side and the turquoise ocean on the other.

2. Moesgaard Forest: The picturesque setting of Moesgaard Forest with dense forest, hilly terrain, sinuous streams and rolling grasslands make the place a perfect getaway for nature lovers. The forest trail offers a great avenue for biking and mindful walking with splendid views of the Bay and the ocean surrounding the forest area. Mosegaard Forest is a popular weekend destination for the locals who look for spending quality time close to nature with family and friends. Inside the forest premises there is a deer park, a museum, an inn, a restaurant and a fitness area where guests enjoy refreshments and some light activities.

3. Aarhus Cathedral: The history of the church dates back to the 12th century when the construction of the original structure began. As you take a tour round the cathedral you can see remains of Romanesque patterns etched on its exterior walls. Some of the highlighted attractions of this monument include the winged altar from 1947 with ornate figurines, intricately carved 16th century pulpit, two organs and a font.

4. Tivoli Friheden: Located at a distance of about 2 km from downtown Aarhus, Tivoli Friheden is a playful haven for kids of all age groups. Planned thoughtfully with playgrounds, 4 roller-coasters, themed rides, games, a 5D Cinemagic Cinema and other 40 attractions, the place offers unbound entertainment and opportunities for kids and adults. Some of the popular rides and activities for kids include Himmelrum, Bille By, Stinging Cobra and The Sky Tower. You can enjoy a family picnic inside the park premises where there are BBQs and dining areas for such gatherings.

5. The Church of Our Lady: For those interested in architecture and history of a place, this has to be in your Aarhus tours’ itinerary. Though the exact time of its building is not known, however, it is speculated that the Church of Our Lady was established sometime between the 13th and 15th centuries. The sepulchre basilica fairly lays a claim of being one of the oldest churches in Denmark and occupies the south wing of the relatively well-maintained monastery buildings. In a guided tour you will get to see three separate auditoriums- Great Central Nave, Abbey Church and The Chapel in the Crypt.

6. Concert hall Aarhus: The Concert Hall is one of the top places in Aarhus to be included in your Aarhus packages. With state-of-the-art acoustics and architecture, this largest concert hall in Scandinavia inspires, enlivens and attracts millions of music lovers across the globe. It is indeed a melting pot of music of all genres where you can meet musicians of international standard, teachers, students and music lovers. Being located in the heart of Aarhus city, you can visit the nearby attractions such as Aarhus Festuge, Bora Bora, Ridehuset and Aarhus Music School.

7. Botanical Garden: The Botanical Garden is one of the largest parks in Aarhus which offers a whole range of recreational activities in its 53 acres sprawling lawn. It is a must visit place for kids in Aarhus tours where the little members of your family can indulge in playing and attending the special events and concerts held in the garden’s amphitheatre. The two most highlighted areas of visit in this garden are Alpine Beds, Rose Bed, Theme Gardens, Collection of Grasses and Perennials and Danish Plant Community that are looked after by volunteers. Botanical garden offers a great corner for outdoor picnic with its built-in tables and benches across the property.

8. Steno museum: Both kids and adults can explore the world of natural sciences and the cultural history of medicine. You can also try a hand in testing Galileo’s law of gravity or play with your own mirror image. If you are interested in the mystery of the multiverse, you can spend a good time in the planetarium of the museum where you will be introduced to the galaxies, stars and other celestial phenomena. Take a tour round the museum’s herb garden where you will come across more than 300 species of historic medicinal herbs.

9. Aarhus Bryghus: The family-owned microbrewery which was established in 2005 has a lot to offer you particularly if you are interested in freshly prepared beer tasting. Located in the southern part of Aarhus, the brewery is known for their beer contained in large 60 centilitre bottles and supplying draught beer to the wine shops and restaurants of Aarhus. There is a visitor’s room which houses music events, Friday get-togethers and beer tasting ceremonies. Aarhus Bryghus takes fair pride in producing an assortment of beer which ranges from the international Pilsner to an Imperial Stout seasoned in a cask. Including this place in your Aarhus tour packages will allow you to join the weekly get-together which is held on Thursdays and Fridays and sip into a motley of drinks.

10. Deer park: Located in the south of Aarhus city and settled amidst the Thors woods, the Deer Park is a must include place in your Aarhus packages itinerary. Being a park of the Marselisborg Moesgaard forest, the park houses a big population of fallow and sika deer. You can really get close with the resident deer and spend playful time with them. Among the other recreation you can indulge in are skiing in winter, photography, feeding animals and ducks with veggies and enjoy alfresco lunch or a picnic in the wild surroundings with family or friends.

Things to do on Aarhus Trip

Here are some of the best things to do in Aarhus

1. Explore Aarhus Waterfront: Aarhus packages are never complete without inclusion of the picturesque Aarhus waterfront in your itinerary. It is located just a walking distance away from downtown Aarhus. The once abandoned wharves now make for a well-paved promenade where you can go for long walks and occasionally stop for sumptuous street food. You will come across a sea swimming school, new public library, cultural centre, the iconic Dokk1 and public space in the inner harbour. On a weekend visit to the harbour during the summer months (and even during winter) you can enjoy free harbour bath. There are two saunas where you can indulge in a therapeutic bath.

2. Visit the Viking Museum: To get fair insight about one of the oldest and most special cities of Denmark, Viking Museum must have a place in your Aarhus packages. The museum is located in the basement beneath the Nordea Bank in Skt. Clemens Torv’ Square. As you explore the nook and corner of the Viking Museum, you will get to see a replica model of the city which existed during the time of Harold Bluetooth around 980 AD. The model also suggests that the city of Aarhus was found by the Vikings some 1,200 years ago in the very place where the museum is located.

3. Spend some time at Latin Quarter: Built as a replica of the Latin Quarter in Paris, this is one of the must include places in Aarhus tour packages if you have a penchant for history and culture of a place. As you ramble through the streets and alleys of the ancient city you can witness a unique blend of the old and new in the layout, buildings and the residents. You can stop by a trendy café or restaurant to enjoy a cup of coffee or beer in the most antiquated neighbourhoods of Latin Quarter. More than hopping around shop fronts, half-timbered houses or trendy pubs or restaurants, Latin Quarter is more about soaking up the ambiance of the place.

4. Den Gamle By: The historic open-air museum is one of the best places to visit on your Aarhus tours as it takes you back to Denmark’s bygone days. Den Gamle By is the ultimate refuge of Danish history since the 1700s. As you walk around the museum through cross bridges and squares, you cannot help being fascinated by the old school charm of this town. A series of half-timbered houses and buildings and an antiquated bakery generate living snapshots of the past few centuries. The Danish Poster Museum and Jewellery Box are worth visiting on your day trip to this historical site.

5. Feel the peace at The Beach Forest: The green asylum located in the heart of Aarhus city offers mindful walking and enjoying the silence of the woods which is interrupted by the rumbling noise of the ocean. The tranquil ambiance of the forest with immaculate views of hillside and ocean makes it a perfect venue for picnics and weekend trips in the lap of nature.

6. Nordic Cuisine at Mefisto: Located right in the heart of the Latin Quarter in a renovated old house in Volden, the cosy restaurant with its elegantly decorated indoor is well worth a visit in your Aarhus tours. If climate permits you take the opportunity to enjoy signature fish platters sitting in the restaurant’s idyllic courtyard. From basic brunch to full course meals the restaurant offers an eclectic range of menu to their guests.

7. Spend a day at Marselisborg Mindepark: Located next to the Marselisborg Palace and to the south of Aarhus City lies the Marselisborg Park. It is a memorial park and a major recreational site in Aarhus which is visited by a large number of tourists for day trips. The park is a popular venue for hosting events and gatherings by the locals and a favourite play corner for kids.

8. Go on a tour to Ebeltoft: Located a short distance from Aarhus, the old town of Ebeltoft is a sought-after destination in its own right and a must include in your Aarhus tours itinerary. It is a historic village whose chief attraction is the Jylland Battleship which is considered as the world's longest wooden ship. Cobblestone streets, stunning architecture and glorious history of art make Ebeltoft a hub of tourism in Aarhus. Wandering around the town of Ebeltoft is one of the favourite things of tourists. Visit the Dye Museum and an old confectionary house both of which retain the old school charm. Outside the town there are a number of attractions for you to visit. You will never be tired of gazing at the azure ocean on whose bank the city is built. There are a number of animal parks, aquariums and zoos around Ebeltoft that are worth a visit.

9. Indulge in activities at Lake Ega Engso: Built in a relaxing natural setting, the artificial lake of Ega Engso and its surrounding bayou area is home to over 200 species of birds and a perfect site for outdoor activities and daytrip. The 5.2 Km path to the lake is ideal for walking, run and biking and en route you can rest for a while on a bench and let yourself soak up the peaceful ambiance of the place. Some of the recreational activities you can enjoy in the park premises include making a meal over fire, sleeping under the free shelters, playing in the playground (for children) and birdwatching. A highly recommended place to include in your Aarhus tour packages itinerary.

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