Aarhus

Cutting-edge architecture school with state-of-the-art creative facilities.

World-famous art museum known for its “Your Rainbow Panorama” skywalk and contemporary exhibitions.

A newly developed district with modern fantastic landmarks like The Iceberg, harbor baths, and lively urban spaces.

Traditional Danish timber house reflecting old rural building traditions.

Expansive gardens with rare plants, greenhouses, and walking paths in a tranquil setting.

Central shopping mall with international and local brands, restaurants, and a cinema.

Open-air museum where historic buildings recreate Danish city life from the 18th century to modern times.

A circular wooden pier stretching into the sea, offering unique coastal views.

Award-winning library and cultural center with interactive installations, events, and stunning views of the harbor.

A geodesic dome near the harbor hosting cultural events and sustainable living projects.

Nordic architecture at its best.

A historic city building that reflects Aarhus’ classic architectural style and urban development.

Aarhus’ oldest quarter with cobblestone streets, boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.

Scenic forest roads with deer parks and seaside trails, perfect for hiking and biking.

Acclaimed museum of archaeology and ethnography with exhibits like the Grauballe Man and a sloping grass roof.

A charming cobblestone street lined with colorful old houses and flower gardens – a photographer’s dream.

A light beautiful starshaped building by the harbouran inner city and appears as an international building.

Varna palace is a beautiful location with fantastic views over the forest and ocean including huge parking space.

A rooftop terrace offering panoramic city views and a glass walkway high above the streets.

One of Denmark’s busiest harbors, blending old buildings with commercial shipping and recreational waterfront areas.

A 14 meter high tower with not only great architecture but also with a stunning view.

Our own hidden gem with courtyard and cosy spaces inside.

A 2.8 KM straight road with raw industrial harbor area in the background showcasing Aarhus’ maritime heritage. with views of cargo ships and cranes.