1. A lot of young people from different countries come to Aarhus to study. Although many locals speak foreign languages, it is preferable to communicate with them in Danish.
2. The townspeople are distinguished by a rather hot temper and can be very emotional during a conversation. Such behavior should not be taken as aggression or disrespect but just as a feature of the national character.
3. Smoking is banned in all public institution of the city. The location of specially equipped smoking zones should be clarified in advance.
4. Aarhus is characterized by comfortable weather. Even in the midst of winter, the air temperature rarely drops to negative values. In July and August, it can reach +21 °C.
6. For unusual souvenirs, you can go to the historic district. Here you can find workshops where they sell handicrafts and custom-made souvenirs.
7. In summer, several campsites open on the outskirts of Aarhus to offer tourists both comfortable houses and tent camping sites. The services of some campsites are almost free so can be an excellent accommodation option for budget travelers.
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9. One of the favorite modes of transport among citizens is the bicycle, they use it year-round. Tourists can hire two-wheelers at one of the numerous rental points in the city.
10. Buses are the main form of public transport. Active tourists will benefit from buying Aarhus Pass, which gives a substantial discount on travel.
11. The easiest way to get to Aarhus is through Copenhagen, which has the nearest international airport. From this airport, the city center can be reached in 40 minutes.
12. A major railway station is located here in the city. High-speed trains regularly depart from here to many major cities in Denmark. By the same trains, you can also get to the picturesque surrounding areas of the city.
13. The most interesting holidays and festivals take place in Aarhus in summer and autumn. This is a great period for fans of event tourism. Some interesting entertainment programs are also held on Christmas Eve.
14. Those who prefer to buy edible souvenirs for loved ones should pay attention to local bacon and beer from local factories. The city has many grocery stores that sell the best local delicacies.
15. Many historic streets are banned to public transport. If you don't want to explore the historic district on foot, feel free to rent a bike. Some hotels offer their guests two-wheelers free of charge.
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7. Bargaining about the goods' final price is not customary in Denmark. Products are bought strictly at the set price. On the flea market, you can ask about the possibility of any discount, but be polite and courteous. 8. A car can only be rented by a person older than 20 years of age. Vehicle speed should not exceed 60 km/h in the city. On highways, it is allowed to reach the speed of up to 120 km/h.
9. The "menu of the day" service is present in many Danish restaurants. On this day, you can taste fine dishes at low prices. When visiting a restaurant, don't forget to ask the staff about current promotions and discounts.
10. Fans of museums can buy a special pass, which is valid for various cultural institutions. It also includes a city map, with the help of which it is easy to find the necessary place in the city. … Open
