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    Being probably the best local radio in Denmark. Aarhus Studenterradio offers you the opportunity to live, hear and feel the vibes of the exciting bohemian city of Aarhus. With a bold mix of the brilliant upcoming local music scene of Aarhus and the voices of their top-of-the-line radio dj talents, Aarhus studenterradio delivers the best and most convincing listening experience available in northern Europe. Forget your iPod and your vintage vinyl collection - this is the real deal and the voice of tomorrow!

    You can find Aarhus Studenterradio by tuning your radio into 98.7FM - every weekday from 8-9 in the morning and again from 7-10 in the evening

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    Den Gamle By

    Posted by euro07 24 September 2007

    Live the Living History in Den Gamle By (the old town) with reconstruction of life as it used to be centuries ago.
    Viborgvej 2 8000 Aarhus C
    Tel +45 86 12 31 88

    Viborgvej 2 8000 Aarhus C
    Tel +45 86 12 31 88
    www.dengamleby.dk/
    www.hotelara.com/travel/denmark/aarhus.html

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    Raadhuskafeen

    Posted by Singsing 2 August 2007

    Raadhuskafeen is an old restaurant right across from the city hall which serves traditional Danish food. For lunch, choose from a huge menu of open sandwiches or old-fashioned warm dishes, or go for an evening meal and savour plentiful traditional warm dishes. The perfect way to explore typical and traditional Danish cuisine. Reservation required - it is a popular place!

    Sønder Allé 3, 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
    Tel: +45 8612 3774
    www.raadhuus-kafeen.dk/

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    Marselisskoven, the forest

    Posted by Singsing 2 August 2007

    The forest of Marselisskoven is right next to the city and can be reached from the centre of town within 10 minutes.

    In the summer, stick a coin in one of the city bicycles and off you go (or catch a bus). There is a wonderful sandy beach all along the forest and in the forest itself there is a park with deer, a camping site, several great restaurants and a view over the sea to kill for.

    Just before the forest you pass the royal family's summer residence, Marselisborg Slot. When the Queen is in Aarhus, you can watch the change of guards every day at noon. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful memorial park which is perfect for a picnic or a barbecue. When the Queen is not in residence, it is even possible to walk around the castle's own gardens.

    Just south of the city centre. Walkable distance on a nice day.

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    Vinstuen

    Posted by DuncanJLewis 12 December 2005

    A fantastic drinkers' bar in the heart of Århus. Just off the chic but expensive Åboulevarden, this hidden gem is a great place for a cheap pint and a chance to meet some of the less well-polished locals. Great small garden for the warmer months.

    Just behind Georg Jensen on the Strøget (High St)

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    Aros Museum of Art

    Posted by jesperolsen 21 September 2005

    Aros, Aarhus Museum of Art has a great collection of Danish and foreign comteporary art. Right now, a special tribute to danish writer Hans Christian Andersen, includes works by Danish and international artists including Andy Warhol. The museum is also a piece of art itself or at least an architectual site worth visting if you're in or in the vicinity of Aarhus (Århus)

    Aros Allé 2, 8000 Århus C; Tel: +45 8730 6600; info@aros.dk; www.aros.dk; Nearest train station is Aarhus (yes, also a ten minutes' work away); Nearest airports are Aarhus (tirstrup) and Billund. Copenhagen is a 2½ hour train ride from Aarhus.

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    Outdoor ice rink

    Posted by brix 15 October 2005

    In winter, Aarhus' municipal ice rink opens on the park in front of the Musikhuset concert hall. Skating is free, skate for as long as you like - just hire skates at the hut for a nominal charge and leave a secure document such as a driving license. There are no lockers, but, being Denmark, everyone leaves their bags piled around the side of the rink. You get the feeling that it hasn't occurred to anyone to nick anything.

    Thomas Jensens Alle, Aarhus.

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    Under Engle

    Posted by jesperolsen 25 September 2005

    Cozy organic/vegetarian restaurant in the centre of Aarhus. Take-away.

    Mejlgade 28 - 8000 Århus C tlf 86 18 23 30

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