The Frederiksgade precinct in Aarhus
Fancy some sushi, a beer or a visit to a specialist shop? Then Frederiksgade in Aarhus C is the obvious choice. Many locals would say it’s one of Aarhus’s most popular streets, and we can certainly see why. There are over 20 restaurants and bars here, so a lively atmosphere is guaranteed day, evening and night.
Frederiksgade is centrally located in Aarhus as part of Strøget. Benches, greenery and small gathering spots provide a place to settle down and soak up the atmosphere of the street. It’s also a natural route if you’re walking from Magasin to ARoS.
The restaurants offer cuisine from many parts of the world, whilst cafés and bars provide the perfect setting for a break or a night out on the town. Curious about what’s on offer?
Named after Frederik VI
Frederiksgade is a historic street in Aarhus, where trade has played a central role throughout the ages. The street was originally called Brobjerggade, but was later renamed Frederiksgade following a visit by Frederik VI to Aarhus in 1824. In June 1974, Frederiksgade was converted into a pedestrianised street as part of the urban regeneration programme.
Practical information
- Opening hours: Individual shops, cafés and bars each have their own opening hours.
- Parking: There is paid parking in Aarhus city centre, but not on Frederiksgade. Get an overview of parking in Aarhus here.
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Facilities
- Restaurant/Cafe
- Service dogs allowed
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