1. Aalborg is a northern city, so there is never hot here even in the height of summer. July is considered the warmest month of the year when air temperature rises to 16 °C.
2. Despite the city's northern climate, winters are rather mild here. In January, the temperature can drop to -1 °C. It would be nice to visit Aalborg during the Christmas and New Year's holidays.
3. The most expensive and upscale Aalborg hotels can be found in the city center. Budget hotels and hostels located at a distance from the city's central square are popular among thrifty travelers.
4. Seven kilometers away from the city is an international airport that regularly receives flights from various European cities. From the airport, the city can be reached by bus or taxi.
6. The main form of public transport is buses running through the city from early morning to late evening. The cost of the trip may vary depending on the distance.
7. A popular mode of transport among locals is the bicycle. Special bike paths are laid out in virtually all areas of the city. Tourists can rent two-wheelers at a hotel or at one of the rental points.
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9. Despite the fact that many locals speak English well, they still prefer to communicate in their native Danish. Tourists who want to show their respect for the local culture should definitely learn a few phrases in Danish or take a phrase book with them on a trip.
10. Thrifty tourists who want to save on restaurants and cafes should pay attention to local supermarkets. The most favorable prices and a wide selection of fresh products are offered by Netto and Fakta.
11. Shopping enthusiasts are encouraged to take a stroll along Algade and Bispensgade streets. They concentrate the most popular stores, designer boutiques, and souvenir shops.
12. In search of unusual souvenirs, head to the city's oldest pharmacy. It sells healing balms and tinctures, as well as organic cosmetics of local production.
13. Gourmets and those who like stylish evening settings should take a walk along Jomfru Ane Street. It is remarkable for its continuous series of restaurants and bars.
14. Active tourists should consider buying AalborgCard at a hotel or a tourist center. It gives free admission to many local attractions, as well as discounts for restaurants and shops.
15. One of the city’s main tourist centers is located in JF Kennedys Plads. Here you can find out all the necessary information, as well as get a free city map and other tourists information booklets that may be handy for travelers.
