The capital of Denmark and the biggest city in Jutland. There’s a lot more than the three-hour journey between them to distinguish the two largest Danish cities, Copenhagen and Aarhus.
The Letbanen light rail network in Aarhus is to offer more frequent services from the end of this month, regional transport operator Midttrafik said on Monday.
Police in Danish second city Aarhus said on Thursday that serious injuries appear to have been avoided after a building partially collapsed in the centre of the city.
Aarhus has plenty to pack into a weekend with its charming blend of medieval, renaissance and modern architecture, superb art galleries and museums, and a thriving food scene, visitor Richard Orange writes.
An 850-metre-long chain of fairy lights, which has hung above the main shopping street in Aarhus for many yuletides past, will not be a part of Christmases present or future.
A major new Viking museum could be on the way to Denmark’s second city in the coming years after plans were revealed for a transformative attraction in the Viking-founded centre of Aarhus.
The British Institute for Quality of Life has named Aarhus in Denmark as the world's happiest city, based on a number of external factors. But is it really true and what makes a city happy?
Denmark’s King Frederik and Queen Mary are visiting Aarhus on Sunday to attend a ‘celebratory service’ at the city’s cathedral, and will be driven through town by carriage.
The list version of Denmark’s ‘parallel societies’ list of marginalised neighbourhoods shows a larger number of underprivileged areas in second city Aarhus than capital Copenhagen – where there are no longer any neighbourhoods that meet the criteria.
Denmark’s second-largest city Aarhus is to introduce optical illusions at three different pedestrian crossings in a trial it hopes will encourage drivers and cyclists to give way to foot traffic.
Nearly a fifth of people in Denmark are uncertain about whether they would take a coronavirus vaccine if recommended it by the country's health authorities, with researchers warning of a "massive communication task" lying ahead.
71 new infections with Covid-19 were registered in Denmark on Friday, the country’s infectious disease agency State Serum Institute (SSI) has confirmed.
Aarhus Festival (Aarhus Festuge), one of the longest-running summer events on the city’s calendar, has been cancelled following a sharp spike in Covid-19 cases.
Denmark’s second city Aarhus is emerging as an outbreak area as coronavirus cases in the country begin to creep upwards. But no particular event – or group – can be blamed for the outbreak, according to an expert.
Danish top-flight club Aarhus have devised a novel way to allow supporters to root for their team from inside the ground
when the season restarts later this month by offering virtual tickets.
