Quarters in Aarhus
The Latin Quarter, Vestergade, Trøjborg and Aarhus Ø - in Aarhus you can choose between the cosy, old, cobbled streets or the new close to the water. But they all have one thing in commom - the "hygge", the friendly locals and the unique atmosphere of the city.
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You can explore the unique restaurant scene in Aarhus in the different atmospheric cityscapes in the centre of the city. When strolling from one corner to the next it is like travelling from Paris to Barcelona in the blink of an eye.
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The Latin Quarter in Aarhus
The Latin Quarter is the oldest and one of the most charming quarters in Aarhus. It appeared between the late 14th century after the city had been given permission to demolish the old Viking fortifications.
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Your Guide to Aarhus Ø
Aarhus Ø, Aarhus East, is a new neighbourhood in Aarhus and the place where modern architecture meets the raw beauty of the sea. This vibrant new district features unique buildings such as Isbjerget and Lighthouse, and offers a variety of flavours from cosy cafés to gourmet restaurants.
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The Vestergade district in Aarhus
Shopping in Vestergade is for the style-conscious, determined shopper. Here you can find almost all your heart could desire. With its beautifully maintained shop fronts, this splendid street in the centre of Aarhus provides the setting for a wonderful shopping experience.
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Mejlgade
Mejlgade is known for its hip urban environment and there is a long string of fine eating places. You could stroll down the street from the Cathedral to the Østbanetorvet square, simply enjoying the atmosphere and choosing the ideal place for you to eat.
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The Frederiksbjerg Quarter in Aarhus
The popular district Frederiksbjerg is for connoisseurs and gourmets. Here you enjoy life to the full, and you owe yourself to pay a visit to the streets in Frederiksbjerg - M.P. Bruunsgade, Jægergårdsgade, and Frederiks Allé. Locally the area is called ‘the larder of Aarhus’ – and justifiably so.
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Jægergårdsgade in Aarhus
Discover Jægergårdsgade in Frederiksbjerg, Aarhus, where specialist shops, cafés, restaurants and creative workshops sit side by side. Explore this atmospheric shopping street close to the city centre.
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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.
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The Streets of Trøjborg
Do not miss out on a visit at the Trøjborg quarter. Here, you will meet lots of artists, architects and students.
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Strøget - The pedestrianised high street in Aarhus
The pedestrianised high street "Strøget" is 850 metres long and is a unique shopping street and the city’s nerve-centre, connecting the very best shopping precincts in the city centre.
