Aarhus
Experience Aarhus’ cosy vibe
Would you like to discover Denmark? Book a flight to Aarhus and visit Marselisborg Palace, the summer residence of the Danish royal family; enjoy a good cup of coffee in the cosy Latin Quarter; and admire the impressive Dokk1, a cultural and multimedia centre on the water. Aarhus will definitely surprise you!
Explore the city by foot
Aarhus is situated on the coast of East Jutland. This city may be small, but it packs a punch and is ideal for exploring by foot. Wander through the picturesque Møllestien street with its cobblestones and colourful houses or take a tour through the iconic Aarhus City Hall, designed by famous Danish architect, the late Arne Jacobsen. The rainbow tunnel on top of the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is another highlight that should not be missed. Feeling peckish? The more than 30 food stalls in the trendy Aarhus Street Food market, situated in a former bus garage, will definitely satisfy your appetite. Not only is Aarhus the ideal destination for a weekend break, but it is also a perfect starting point for a longer vacation in Denmark. Treat yourself: book a flight to Aarhus now!
Book a flight to AarhusLakes, castles and ‘troll trees’
You can easily combine a visit to Aarhus with trips into East Jutland’s stunning nature. Marvel at the unique, twisted ‘troll trees’ and explore the castle ruins in Mols Bjerge National Park. The Mønsted Kalkgruber, the world’s largest limestone mine, is also impressive. Are you the sporty type? The stretched out Søhøjlandet Lake District is a paradise if you enjoy (multiday) hikes or canoe trips. The 147-metre-high Himmelbjerget – a hill in this area – offers amazing views over forests and lakes.
Flights to Aarhus
With our favourable flight times, comfortable seats and attentive personal service, you will reach your destination with ease. KLM is working hard to achieve increasingly sustainable aviation. Would you like to help? Read about the actions you can take to reduce the impact of your flight.
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