Aarhus – End of a Visit
The local bus company runs services from Aarhus city centre to the airport at times that are co-ordinated with flight
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Aarhus – The Well of Pigs
This rather interesting sculpture, known as Grisebrønden, was designed by Mogens Bøggild and was donated to the city by Ceres, a
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The exterior of the rather glorious Church of our Lady doesn’t initially suggest just how old the building, or at least
Read moreAarhus – Aarhus Cathedral
Aarhus Cathedral is the tallest religious building in the country and rather inevitably dominates over the central area of Aarhus.
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A roast beef Smørrebrød on the rooftop terrace of Sallings. Rather lovely.
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Rum balls (Romkugler) – I’m not sure that they’re particularly Danish in origin, but they are very moreish!
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Den Gamle By (meaning old town) is a substantial open air museum with tens of recreated buildings. The site is
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Back on the topic of food and drink, it’s always a delight to see a decent selection of San Pellegrino
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Still on my blog posts about the Aros gallery in Aarhus, one of their best known displays is known as
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One of the displays at the gallery, which is a special exhibition, are works by James Rosenquist. The information provided
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