
Aarhus: Copenhagen gets all the attention, but Aarhus is primed to steal the scene.

Ghrelin: One of Aarhus' hot new restaurants, Ghrelin serves playful and delicious food.

Menu of the day: Pondus is a rustic bistro where standouts include beef tartare and roast pork cheek.

Aarhus Street Food: Come summer, this spot featuring a collection of 30 vendors is flooded with locals and tourists enjoying food and drink outdoors.

The Latin Quarter: This neighborhood is the beating heart of Aarhus and the area most visitors will head to first.

Museum with a view: The ARoS Museum is topped by the striking rooftop "Rainbow Panorama" installation by Olafur Eliasson.

Harbor Bath: A triangular floating complex, Harbor Bath features a rectangular swimming pool, a circular diving pool, square children's pools and two saunas.

Marselisborg Deer Park: The park just outside the city makes for a great nature break after too many days of eating and drinking.

Moesgard Museum: The museum is worth visiting for the architecture alone.

Second city: With its mix of world-class cuisine, impressive art galleries, attractive architecture and laid-back atmosphere, Aarhus is coming into its own.


