The Cathedral was built in Romanesque style in 1201. It was enlarged into its present form as a Gothic cathedral between 1450 and 1520, at which time it received its magnificent altarpiece by Bernt Notke, the font and frescoes. The cathedral is frequently used for concerts as well as normal services.
On Sundays and church days the Cathedral is only open for churchgoers.

You can see the opening hours of the church right here.
Free entrance
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ARoS is an international art museum in the centre of Aarhus, second city in Denmark The ARoS collection contains more than 8,000 works, including masterpieces by Danish and international artists.
From the rainbow you can move around in a 150 metre long, circular panoramic path with 360º views of the surrounding city. Your rainbow panorama also ensures full accessibility for those with impaired walking.
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The Tropical Houses (in Danish "Væksthusene") in the Botanical Garden in Aarhus are a place where numerous plant collections are presented and preserved in four different climate zones.
You will have an educational and sensuous experience strolling through the beautiful and varied sceneries, and you will find plants from most parts of the world. Here, you get to witness what happens when the heat of the dense rainforest intertwines with lifelike animal sounds and the soft smells oozing from the many plants.
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The museum is situated in the beautiful University Park within walking distance of the Aarhus city centre.
Within the planetarium's darkness you will be introduced to galaxies, planets and other fascinating sky phenomena, and in the museum's colourful herb garden you can enjoy the sight and the scent of the more than 300 historic medicinal plants.
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Take the journey to the top of Aarhus Øje (Aarhus Eye), where you can experience one of Denmark's most breathtaking views. The destination is located in Denmark's tallest building, Lighthouse.
Step into the high-speed lift and feel the rush as you reach the top of Aarhus Øje, 142 metres above the ground, in less than 30 seconds. The highlight of Aarhus Øje is, of course, the breathtaking view from the 44th floor. From this spectacular vantage point you will experience a panoramic view of Aarhus Bay, the city skyline and the surrounding landscape.
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The Salling ROOFTOP and Salling ROOFGARDEN is a stunning rooftop terrace featuring a cozy café and an urban oasis, located atop the iconic Salling department store in the heart of Aarhus city center.
On top of the roof, 25 meters above the pedestrianised high street 'Strøget', you can step out on a glass platform – if you dare! – and enjoy marvellous views of Aarhus from above from new and spectacular angles. It is a perfectly unique experience, and a chance to find out if you are scared of heights or not!
Free entrance
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KØN - Gender Museum Denmark (The Women’s Museum) was founded more than 30 years ago, in a day and age where women’s culture and history was vastly underexposed. A lot has happened since in the relation between the sexes. Moreover, men’s role and function in society has changed remarkably. The cultural heritage is mostly founded on the gender stereotypes of yesteryear, whereas the present day expects a freer movement of all genders.
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The Latin Quarter is the oldest and one of the most charming quarters in Aarhus. It appeared between the late 14th century after the city had been given permission to demolish the old Viking fortifications.
In the Latin Quarter you find a vibrant atmosphere. The cafés are filled with people, the streets are narrow and cobblestoned, all providing the perfect setting for the small, chic shops selling one-off items in the area.

You can find the Latin Quater by the Cathedral in the center of Aarhus.
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No matter what you are looking for, you can be sure to find it in one of the large brand name shops or in the small shops carrying special product ranges.
The pedestrianised high street connects the Banegårdspladsen central station square with the street of Åboulevarden by the river, and there are also numerous places where you can take a break, enjoying a tasty hot dog, a delicious kebab, or perhaps a perfectly brewed coffee from one of the high street's prize-winning baristas
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