Social Tours and activities in Aarhus
Recommended Activities in the Aarhus Region (fee)
The Old Town
Step back in time with a visit to Den Gamle By in Aarhus. Explore the charming open-air museum that brings Danish history to life. Wander through historical streets, visit authentic homes and shops from different eras, and learn about daily life from the 18th to the 20th century.
Highlights include the enchanting 1927 quarter, complete with functioning businesses and vibrant characters. Discover the evolution of Danish culture, traditions, and architecture in this immersive experience that’s perfect for history buffs and curious visitors alike.
Foto: Robin Skjoldborg, Den Gamle By. © Visit Aarhus
ARoS Art Museum
ARoS’ collection contains more than 8.000 works including artworks by national and international artists. The collection features iconic installations such as Olafur Eliasson’s Your rainbow panorama and Ron Mueck’s oversized sculpture Boy.
Foto: Anders Trærup, Your rainbow panorama, Olafur Eliasson,
2006 - 2011, ARoS Aarhus Art Museum.
Moesgaard Museum
Visitors can explore themed exhibitions, ancient artifacts, and architectural highlights of the museum itself.
They are making the history come alive through engaging storytelling and interactive elements
Aarhus Ø and soar to new heights at Aarhus Øje
Experience a breathtaking view from the 44th floor, while enjoying a glass of sparkling wine at Aarhus Øje.
Here you will have a panoramic view of Aarhus Bay, the city skyline, and the surrounding landscape.
Foto: Adam Mørk, Aarhus Ø. © Visit Aarhus
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Recommended Activities in the Aarhus Region (free)
Art walk – UN’s sustainabledevelopment goals
Discover 17 Walls in Aarhus, where 17 impressive mural paintings interpret the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The artworks raise awareness about sustainability and make the global goals relevant and tangible for everyone. Explore the streets of Aarhus and find the 17 beautiful murals.
Foto: Birthe Vembye, 17 Walls - 17 gavlmalerier i Aarhus. © Christian Blanxer
Get the route for the Art walk
Take the trip all the way to the top of Salling Aarhus and experience the unique Salling ROOFTOP. Enjoy the stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the city, visit restaurants, café areas, and bars with delicious offerings, or take part in exciting events and concerts.
Foto: Frame & Work, Salling ROOFTOP.
© Visit Aarhus
Aarhus Waterfront is a vibrant mix of modern architecture, culture, and seaside atmosphere. Explore landmarks like Dokk1, the innovative Navitas building, and the community hub Domen. With cozy cafés, waterfront dining, and frequent events, it’s the perfect place to relax, explore, and enjoy the city by the sea.
Foto: Photopop, SUP event ved Navitas Aarhus. © Visit Aarhus
The Latin Quarter is the oldest and one of the most charming areas in Aarhus. With its narrow cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and lively atmosphere, it’s full of character. Discover unique boutiques, cozy cafés, art galleries, and some of the city’s best restaurants.
Foto: Photopop, Par på shopping Badstuegade Latinerkvarteret Aarhus. © Visit Aarhus
Godsbanen is a cultural production centre in Aarhus featuring open workshops, studios, project rooms, theatre stages, auditoriums, dance halls, and much more.
Located near Godsbane you also find Institut for (X), a creative community and cultural hub. It’s home to artists, designers, musicians, and entrepreneurs, offering a unique mix of workshops, studios, events, and urban culture.
Foto: Photopop, Skater på Godsbanen Aarhus. © Visit Aarhus
Kunsthal Aarhus, located in the heart of Aarhus, was founded in 1917. Focusing on contemporary art Kunsthal Aarhus is presenting exhibitions by Danish and international artists in the 1,000 square meters gallery space. Kunsthal Aarhus collaborates with the entire spectrum from new talents to established artists and is an institution with great traditions such as presenting the graduation show of the Jutland Art Academy.
Foto: Frame & Work, Kunsthal Aarhus. © Visit Aarhus