Destinations: Copenhagen · Aarhus
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · Hotels + Resorts · Shopping
Inspired by: T+L’s Guide to Aarhus, Denmark — by Jaime Gross, Published Apr. 2007
Destinations: Copenhagen · Aarhus
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · Hotels + Resorts · Shopping
Inspired by: T+L’s Guide to Aarhus, Denmark — by Jaime Gross, Published Apr. 2007
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Owned and operated by Annette and Steen Stenstrup, Villa Provence is a small French-style hotel in the middle of Aarhus. Forty-one guest accommodat
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The Hotel Guldsmen Aarhus may only have 27 rooms, but its organic themes and tranquil setting continue to draw visitors. Organic, natural products
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Literally meaning "forwards and backwards," Forlaens & Baglaens is a small tapas bar serving authentic Spanish-inspired dishes predominately center
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Husband and wife team Rikke Malling and head chef Thorsten Schmidt have achieved notoriety with their namesake restaurant since 2005. A varied menu
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Owned by brothers Jesper, Michael, and Lasse Koch, Restaurant Koch overlooks the harbor in Aarhus. The restaurant has an upscale brasserie feel and
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Located on the Stroget (High Street) of Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city, Geog Jensen Damask is the Danish luxury brand's primary outlet for l
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After having previously closed its doors, Castenskiold re-opened in late 2011 as Castenskiold Food & Nightlife. The new concept of a cafe by day, n
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A unique enterprise founded with the intention of encouraging business development and networking, LYNfabrikken has established a number of venture
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Cars are nowhere to be found in Den Gamle By (The Old Town). This Aarhus tourist attraction is actually an open-air museum comprised of 75 historic
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Open since 2004, Aros Aarthus Kunstmuseum is one of Northern Europe's largest art museums, with 17,000 square meters of exhibition space. The museu
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Copenhagen
Vesterbro has retained undertones of its previous lives: Istedgade is still dotted with halal markets and denlike student bars; and at Ricco’s, a doorway-wide coffeehouse, you might sip your faultl
...Copenhagen, Christiania
No nation on earth is more sensible, reasonable, healthy, tidy, virtuous, nice. The Danes were the first to prohibit slave trading, the first to make school compulsory and free, early pioneers in s
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