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Located within 2.3 km of Den Permanente Beach and 36 km of Memphis Mansion, SJ Apartment provides rooms in Aarhus.

Radisson RED Aarhus has a fitness centre, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Aarhus. Popular points of interest nearby include Train Station Arhus, Aarhus Cathedral and Steno Museum.

Set in Aarhus city centre, Comwell Aarhus Dolce by Wyndham has its own restaurant and a fitness center. Wi-Fi is free.

Scandic Aarhus City is the perfect choice for your next trip to Aarhus.

This designer hotel is only 300 metres from Aarhus Train Station. It offers free Wi-Fi internet access and free tea/coffee around the clock. All rooms have a flat-screen TV.

This self-service hotel is next to Marselisborg Marina, 2 km south of central Aarhus. It offers free WiFi and views of Aarhus Bay.

Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel is part of the Scandinavian Congress Centre in the heart of Aarhus. It offers an on-site Fitness World centre and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi.

This luxury hotel is set in an elegant, Neoclassical building built in 1838. It offers a casino. ARoS Art Museum is 15 minutes’ walk away.

With views of the city and harbour in central Aarhus, this hotel is 500 metres from Store Torv Square. It offers rooms with a private balcony, free WiFi and an onsite restaurant.

Overlooking Aarhus Bay and the Kattegat Sea, this hotel has a fitness area, sauna, small indoor swimming pool and free Wi-Fi.

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Popular with guests booking hotels in Aarhus
Popular with guests booking hotels in Aarhus
Popular with guests booking hotels in Aarhus
Popular with guests booking hotels in Aarhus
Popular with guests booking hotels in Aarhus
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The City of Smiles, Århus (or Aarhus as it’s now officially known) has been around longer than any other Scandinavian city, so has had plenty of time to accumulate attractions and eateries. Its vibrant music scene and nightlife are popular with Denmark’s largest student population, and the University Park features the excellent Steno Museum and Natural History Museum.
Weird and wonderful artworks adorn the multi-coloured ARoS museum, and artefacts in the Viking Museum are on the site where they were discovered, alongside copies of exhibits from the Moesgård Museum, located in a forest south of the city centre (closed until 2014). At the heart of the neighbouring park is Marselisborg Palace, the Danish monarch’s summer residence.
The botanical gardens are opposite the Old Town, which is not actually the historic centre but rather a colourful collection of half-timbered buildings from all over Denmark, set around a pond.
Shops and pavement cafes line the Aarhus River which enters the sea by the large port which has contributed significantly to the city’s success. Overlooking it are the ultra-modern Isbjerget apartments, resembling peaks of icebergs. Also innovatively designed is the Modernist town hall, and Aarhus Cathedral has the country’s tallest spire and longest nave.
Booking.com’s accommodation options range from beachfront hotels to cheap hostels and apartments near Aarhus Airport.