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Things To Do in Aarhus

Århus Domkirke

4.7/5

25 Reviews

Church

E21***82Aarhus Cathedral (Aarhus Cathedral) is located in Aarhus, Jutland, Denmark. It was built in the 12th century and is an ancient Roman-style marble building. It was built by the most famous Danish architects Jacobsen and Eri Designed by Camilla. Climbing to the top of the tower and overlooking Aarhus Bay, you have an open mind and endless scenery. The interior of the church is 93 meters deep, and it is the longest church in Denmark. What you see now is what it looks like after being rebuilt in the 15th century. The altar made in 1479 is a unique work at that time. The frescoes painted on the wall are also very famous. The pipe organ here It is also the largest in Denmark. The interior of the cathedral is almost 100 meters deep. It is the deepest church in Denmark. The easternmost part is the original 12th century Romanesque auditorium, while the rest is mostly 15th century Gothic buildings.

ARoS

4.7/5

24 Reviews

Museum

E21***82The Aarhus Art Museum is located in Aarhus, the second largest city in Denmark. Its design interprets a unique book-Dante's "The Divine Comedy". The underground art gallery means "fallen angel", and the museum and entrance hall are called Olafur Eliasson’s paradise—just like the art installation “Your Rainbow Panorama”—the sky corridor created by the glass roof immerses the city landscape in front of you In the reflected light of various glass.

Den Gamle By

4.9/5

16 Reviews

Museum

乖小咪The open-air museum in Aarhus is a museum here that reflects the style of this ancient town more than 100 years ago. The buildings here are all old buildings of the year. The architectural decorations are preserved at the time and have a sense of age. The visit seems to have passed back more than 100 years ago. It is really interesting.

The Women's Museum

4.5/5

10 Reviews

Museum

乖小咪The Women's Museum in Aarhus is a professional museum dedicated to displaying feminine products. In addition to the display of different places between women and men, there are also many introductions of women's products, including some dolls, and many other items. The products are still very rich and worth visiting.

Moesgård Museum

4.8/5

10 Reviews

Museum

_We***95Here shows the process of human development so far, a great exhibition. Many things here are breathtaking. Fortunately, the museum has set up a "pause room" to let your mind rest. You can spend a few hours or even a day here.

Vikinge Museet

4.2/5

11 Reviews

Museum

E21***82The Viking Museum is a small "live" underground museum. The museum belongs to the Moskva History Museum and is located on the west side of Aarhus Square. It is the site of the Viking Pirates from 900 to 1400 AD, and is also the oldest part of the city. Here, you can follow the footsteps of the Vikings to explore and understand the story of the Vikings living in this land. Hear stories about King Harald I (nicknamed "Bluetooth"), learn about the urban architecture of the Viking era and the Vikings who lived on this land. There are also many other interesting stories about pirates in the history of unique ship burials.

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