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Aarhus, the second largest city in Denmark, is the centre of the region. The city is bursting with experiences in culture, shopping and food and is characterised by unique and intimate environments, which are loved by locals and guests alike.
Cities and exciting attractions
In the cities of the region, historical surroundings set the perfect scene for a creative and vibrant town life with exciting attractions, shopping opportunities and ample opportunity to get a taste of Danish cuisine based on fresh, locally produced ingredients.
Nature - as far as the eye can see
Furthermore, the region holds amazing natural scenery as far as the eye can see: 360 km of unspoiled, blue coastline and white beaches frame the magnificent and ever changing landscape with lakes, streams, forests, hills and an endless number of breathtaking lookout points.
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When you are looking for cultural experiences, the Aarhus region is a perfect place to start. Here, you will find world-class museums ranging from natural history and art to vikings and regional history. You will also find a national park and the ancient road - both created in the Ice Age.
Nyd en dejlig middag i Aarhusregionen, tag på café eller find og besøg de hyggelige og unikke lokale 'smagsoplevelser', som ligger gemt rundt i hele Aarhusregionen.
Lean back and enjoy the long summer nights, take a break from the everyday stress - with friends, your partner or your whole family and let the cosiness sink in. A well-earned vacation or long weekend might just be what you need.
If you like music and festivals you should plan your stay in advance - there are many festivals that have set dates throughout the year.
Festivals are part of the Danish culture, and all over the Aarhus region, the authentic sense of community and the festival culture is blooming, presenting exciting experiences within music, art, literature and much, much more.
One of the largest and most well-renowned art and culture festivals in Northern Europe is the Aarhus Festival, and every year on the last Friday in August, the event is declared open by the Danish Queen Margaret. The festival is ten days of music, dancing, theater, children's activities and fun happenings.
