DOKK1
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DOKK1 is the new public library in Aarhus. Here you will have the chance for exploring and activity as well as for tranquillity and contemplation.
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DOKK1 is designed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects and is part of the conversion of Aarhus’ inner industrial harbour.
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Opening hours:
Monday-Friday 8.00-21.00
Saturday-Sunday 10.00-16.00
Free admission
THE OLD
TOWN
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The Old Town is an open-air town museum with 75 historical buildings that were collected from 20 townships around Denmark. The largest section portrays the 1700s and 1800s, though it does contain buildings going back to the 1500s.
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For opening hours and entrance fee, please see www.dengamleby.dk
THE LATIN
QUARTER
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The Latin Quarter is the oldest quarter in Aarhus, some of the buildings derive back to the 15th century. Here you will find a vibrant atmosphere and streets filled with special stores and cozy cafés.
AARHUS CATHEDRAL
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Aarhus Cathedral was constructed during the 12th century and completed in 1350.
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Opening Hours:
Monday-Saturday 10.00-15.00
Sunday only during service
Free admission
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MØLLESTIEN
Møllestien is a cobblestoned cozy old street in the middle of Aarhus and some say it is one of the most beautiful streets in Europe.
AROS - AARHUS
ART MUSEUM
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ARoS is the main art museum in Aarhus and one of the largest museums in Northern Europe. On the roof of ARoS you can visit Your Rainbow Panorama – a 150 meter long, circular panoramic path with 360º views of the surrounding city.
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For opening hours and entrance fee, please see www.aros.dk
MOMU - MOESGAARD MUSEUM
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Prehistory presented innovatively in a breath-taking architectural setting makes for a world-class museum experience when you visit the Moesgaard Museum. The past becomes alive and the people in the exhibits will step forward and provide the visitors with a better understanding of the past and how we arrived at where we are in the present.
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For opening hours and entrance fee, please see www.moesgaardmuseum.dk