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At the opposite end of town, beyond the Cathedral, lies the ‘Latin Quarter’ – Aarhus’ oldest quarter.
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 The Latin Quarter in Aarhus
The streets have historical names such as Klostergade (Convent St), Volden (The Rampart) and Borggade (Castle St) – and in the centre of the quarter lies the Pustervig Torv square as a small and cosy oasis, perfect for a break.
The shopping trip of the day will include ceramics, jewellery, glassware and organic clothing – all ”made in Aarhus”.
The Barberen is a real old fashioned gentlemen's hairdresser where they shave the face and trim the back of the neck while the customer enjoys a cognac and a good cigar.
When it is time to rest your feet and to get a cup of coffee, the Latin Quarter has a range of cosy cafes. Round of the day by dining in one of the city's many exciting restaurants. |
Take a bunch of cafés, add some night clubs, one river, a lot of people, and mix. Sprinkle the mixture with a great ambience, and voilá: you get the ‘Vadestedet’.
Shopping areas in Aarhus
The Latin Quarter, 'Strøget' and the other pedestrianised streets in Aarhus have more than 800 shops.
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