Aarhus Airport (AAR)Aarhus Airport (AAR) is located 45 kilometres north of Aarhus. Regular buses take passengers from the airport to Aarhus bus station in approximately 50 minutes. The bus schedule is synchronised with flights, and you can buy your ticket on the bus. Taxis can also be found outside the main entrance.Tourist InformationRead more →
Public TransportAarhus city centre is compact and easy to cover by foot. For longer trips, the city’s bus network is extensive. Tickets can be purchased at the machine in the rear of the bus and last for two hours. An Aarhus Pass is well worth it if you are planning to do a lot of sightseeing in town and you can choose between 24 and 48 hours. You can buy all your tickets at the Aarhus Bus Station. A Dutch top-up transportation card ("rejsekort") works all across Denmark and is the most convenient option for longer stays. Cycling is a great way to get around Aarhus. More than 250 bikes are distributed around the city (April 1 - Oct 30) free of charge. For longer bike rides, you can rent bicycles from several providers in town.Tourist InformationRead more →
TaxiTaxis can be found across the city or ordered by phone. Prices get higher at night. One reliable taxi company is Aarhus Taxa:Tourist InformationRead more →
PostLook for the red signs to find a post office or mailbox. Post Office at Storcenter Nord:Tourist InformationRead more →
PharmacyYou can easily find a pharmacy in Aarhus. Ask your hotel if you need help to find one. One central pharmacy operating 24/7 is Aarhus Løve Apotek:Tourist InformationRead more →
