Easy Aarhus

See Aarhus in air-conditioned comfort and with the greatest of ease on a panoramic drive that will present the city’s most compelling highlights. Once you settle in, you will pass landmark attractions such as Aarhus University, the second-oldest and second-largest in the country. How fitting for the second-largest city in Denmark. City hall stands out as it was finished in 1941 during the German occupation of Aarhus, when much of Europe was being destroyed. While driving past the open-air museum Den Gamle By, you will gain further architectural insight, as its dozens of buildings were constructed centuries ago. The circular rainbow-colored walkway that you will spot atop the ARoS museum is a modern art installation that offers sweeping views of the surrounding urban landscape. If the Danish royal family isn’t in attendance, you will stop for photos at Marselisborg Palace, their summer residence. It was built in 1902 as a wedding gift for the then prince and princess.