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Aarhus

A vibrant mix of youthful energy and a living history

Exceptional venues

Aarhus has become a vibrant seaside city and innovation hub since it was founded during the time of the Vikings. Aarhus’ rich history anchors the rapid development and expansion it has seen in both size and importance across the European landscape.

As the cultural and economic core of the region, Aarhus serves as a key location for conferences and events.

So much to explore

In Aarhus, your event guests will be surrounded by vibrant city life, world-class museums and cultural experiences, an innovative and diverse gastronomic scene, and charming neighborhoods from the forests to the sea.

Take your event attendees for a city tour to explore the sights and sensations of Aarhus on your event’s off hours. Here are some suggestions for must-see places in this beautiful city:

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VisitAarhus Convention Bureau

Start your trip with a visit to the VisitAarhus Convention Bureau, where a dedicated team serves as a switchboard to the city. They’ll connect you to all of Aarhus’ major players through the unique collaboration that forms the fabric of the city, connecting the municipality, university, local business district, and convention and tourism bureaus.

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Aarhus Bay & The Old Town

Venture off the beaten path on a journey to connect the culture of the city with the wonders of marine life through a guided boat tour around Aarhus Bay with the Aarhus SeaRangers. Or experience the history of Aarhus first-hand in The Old Town, an open-air museum that has preserved local town homes, workshops, offices, and cultural buildings since 1914.

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Museums

For a sense of the local arts and culture, take in classic works from the Danish Golden Age and experience a selection of touring modern exhibitions at renowned art museum, ARoS. And to appreciate local history and nature, the Moesgaard Museum is dedicated to Danish regional archaeology and ethnography.