Denmark · THINGS TO DO IN AARHUS
Denmark’s second city keeps a rainbow ring on top of its art museum, a reconstructed old town and a working harbour. The 15 below are what there is to book, with prices and how long each takes.
Aarhus walking tour from Viking Village to modern Denmark, with an English guide, photo stops, and a free Latin Quarter add-on.
“We had a really nice trip through Aarhus with many stops and lots of interesting facts. We can only recommend it, if you are in the area”
A small-group Aarhus street art and rooftop walk, led by Marina, with art stories, city views, and a smart cultural route.
“Our guide was great becaus she knew so much about the arts. She helped us in seeing details and understanding styles and atrist's messages. We also got so many nice information on street art and about Aarhus, buildings... So the guide was really great and surely one of the best we ever had. We have been lucky to see murals that just have been finished.”
Guided Aarhus Harbour cruise with a local storyteller, cozy ship, snacks and drinks, family steering moments, and major architecture stops.
Self-guided audio walk in Aarhus linking Vikings to cathedrals and old town, with offline maps and timed directions for $11.99.
“All the basics of Aarhus in a short time, clearly explained, a nice tour, would definitely recommend it.”
A 2-hour English walking tour in Aarhus that gets you oriented fast, with fun history stories and an enthusiastic local guide.
“Our guide, Simon, was amazing - despite the stormy weather. He was knowledgeable, humorous and accommodating to our bilingual group.”
2-hour Aarhus walking tour for $39, guided in English. See Aarhus Theatre, Cathedral, Latin Quarter, Møllestien, City Hall.
“Beautiful town. Guide was knowledgeable about Danish history and very engaging with those of us on the tour”
Walk Aarhus with a beer guide, taste six Danish craft beers outdoors, learn the city and styles like IPA, and keep your glass.
“loved learning about Aarhus and the beers whilst enjoying them! highly recommend 👌.”
A 70-minute guided harbor cruise from DOKK1, past DOKK1, Toldboden, the Marina and Aarhus Ø, with options for Riis Skov and Christmas sails.
“Sehr viel kürzere Fahrt (45min statt 70) Nach 30min gab es schon keine Getränke oder Speisen mehr, aus dem Grund dass es zu spät sei Guide spricht sehr viel mehr auf Dänisch als auf Englisch Enttäuschend”
Half-day time travel in Aarhus with a small-group Old Town walking tour, hands-on museum stops, and eras from Vikings to 1974.
“The tour guide was friendly and very informative. She was professional and on time. She provided lots of great details, understood the history and culture very well. I highly endorse this walking tour and tour guide!”
A private, English-led walk through Aarhus highlights, from harbor modernity and Viking roots to WWII remembrance, rooftop views, and street food.
“We found the guide to be knowledgeable, passionate, engaging, and entertaining. We enjoyed the stories, particularly about Harald Bluetooth, Denmark during WW 2, and the church history. Strongly recommend this tour.”
Aarhus in 60 minutes with a local, small group route past the Iceberg waterfront, Latinerkvarteret, cathedral, Salling Rooftop, and Dokk1.
“Leider keine positiven Erfahrungen zu berichten. Tourguide recherchierte viele Infos mit dem Smartphone.”
A private, local-led walking tour of Aarhus from Store Torv. Get a tailored route, see churches and viewpoints, and move at your pace.
“Anish gave me a terrific personalized tour of Aarhus, I highly recommend him as a guide for your tour if Aarhus”
Private custom walking tour of Aarhus with hotel pickup. See Dokk1, Aarhus Cathedral, Latin Quarter, and ARoS in flexible time.
“David was friendly, informative and knowledgeable. It exceeded our expectations despite the constant rain.”
Cozy 75-minute Christmas harbour cruise in Aarhus with a local English or German guide, festive lights, and warm drinks onboard.
90-minute Aarhus walking tour with a local guide through Latinerkvarteret, art at Skovgaardsgade bus station, Aarhus Cathedral, and Dokk1.
“It was raining cats and dogs, indoor program would have been better. Content was not so special, you coukd read that in a tourist guide.”
Every kind of Danish day out, and where each one is best.
