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THE AARHUS REGION LOVELY TO SHARE reat experiences enhance quality of life and whether you are looking for beautiful natural surroundings or a big- city getaway, you will find a wide array of possibilities for G pampering, entertainment, mindfulness and connecting with a unique community in the Aarhus Region. Being Denmark’s second city, and white beaches frame the Aarhus is the centre of a region magnificent and ever changing filled with dynamic and creative landscape with lakes, streams, cities, unique countryside forests, hills and an endless scenery with a beautiful number of breathtaking lookout national park not to mention points. world-class art and cultural The city holding the prestigious activities. And we are happy to THE AARHUS REGION title as European Capital of share it all with you. Culture 2017 has led to the In the cities of the region, cultural scene in Aarhus and historical surroundings set the the Aarhus Region being at perfect scene for a creative its strongest ever. This attracts and vibrant town life with visitors from all over the world exciting attractions, shopping and puts Aarhus in the lead and ample opportunity to get as Denmark’s number one a taste of Danish cuisine based tourist attraction outside on fresh, locally produced of Copenhagen in terms ingredients. of geography and tourism turnover. Furthermore, the region holds amazing natural scenery as far as the eye can see: 360 km of unspoiled, blue coastline FACTS ABOUT THE AARHUS REGION Population: 824,339 (2018) Total area: 5,925 square kilometres Coastal line: 360 kilometres Total number of municipalities: 8 Aarhus, Favrskov, Norddjurs, Randers, Silkeborg, Skanderborg, Syddjurs and Viborg visit to the Aarhus Region will not be complete without at least one visit to one of the fascinating museums in and around WORLD-CLASS Aarhus. The region’s rich selection of museums makes it a hot MUSEUMS A spot for world-class cultural and historical experiences. Three of Danmark’s most The Danish Manor & Estate frequently visited museums are Museum was founded in 1930 found in Aarhus: Den Gamle and represents the research By – The Old Town Museum – is and presentation of the history an attraction of unquestionable of Danish manors. Museum international format with its 75 Østjylland is one of Denmark’s historical buildings, gardens, largest local history museums with homes, shops and workshops. exhibits about the regional history Secondly, ARoS Art Museum, and culture in the cities of Grenaa, which is one of the largest art Ebeltoft and Randers. museums in Northern Europe and In the glass city of Ebeltoft, is famous for the iconic rainbow Glasmuseet Ebeltoft exhibits on its top. And thirdly, Moesgaard comtemporary, international glass Museum, an international culture- art work created by artists from historical gem that allows you to 40 different countries, while the get close to the people of the past Women’s Museum in Aarhus holds and the present. fascinating exhibits about the The region holds more than 70 cultural history of gender. different museums: Museum Throughout the region, you will Jorn in Silkeborg, Skovgaard find lots of exciting and fun Museum in Viborg and Randers museums presenting anything Kunstmuseum present impressive from posters and paper cuttings collections of renowned Danish to life as a scout, piggy banks and artists and temporary special Elvis Presley. exhibits. Gammel Estrup - ut in the big world, Denmark is famous for the high quality of life experienced by the population and for the country’s concept of hygge. A large number of visitors come to Aarhus and the O Aarhus Region to get a taste of the Danish lifestyle and a sense of QUALITY OF LIFE understanding for the reason why the Danish people is among AND ”HYGGE” the happiest in the world. Visitors are thrilled to be greeted ReThinker Volunteer Program in an informal, relaxed and can be found in the streets of welcoming atmosphere whether Aarhus, ready to greet visitors they are shopping in the cosy and provide help and advice. You streets and tempting stores in will know the ReThinkers on their one of the cities around the distinctive orange jackets. This region, are enjoying a meal dedicated focus on hospitality at one of the numerous local and high quality has brought restaurants, are having a break international recognition to at a nice café or enjoying the Aarhus from leading travel guides spectacular panoramic view of such as Michelin and Lonely Aarhus at Salling Rooftop. One in Planet, media such as CNN, Le five in Aarhus are students, which Figaro and The Guardian not to provides the city with a unique mention the international travel young vibe, a happening night website Travel Lemming; here, a life and an abundance of creative jury consisting of the world’s top hubs in the big city. travel bloggers awarded Aarhus with the ’Emerging Destinations Characteristic for the Aarhus Award 2020’. Region is its feel of authenticity and intimacy in everything you encounter, and all year round, 2,000 volunteers from the eing founded by Vikings more than 1,200 years ago, Aarhus is one of the oldest cities in the Nordic countries, and the cultural heritage from the Vikings has left its obvious mark on the region, B which from the year 800 until 1050 was the centre of the Viking Empire. The Bay of Aarhus provided shelter in Bjerringbro, Gudenådalens for the largest Viking naval base in Museum displays impressive any of the Nordic countries, and Viking finds from the local area. today, numerous ruins, mounds, Every year in July, modern day wrecked ships and well-told Vikings meet at Moesgaard myths help bring the story of the Museum in Aarhus for the largest Vikings’ seafaring adventures to Viking gathering seen in any of the life in the entire region. Nordic countries to fight mano a mano with arms and shields. A visit to the Viking Museum WILD VIKINGS in Aarhus is like travelling back to the Viking city of Aros, and ool wind blowing through your hair, the smell of heather, birds singing and nothing but captivating scenery as far as the eye can NATURE AT ITS VERY see. The exceptional landscape displaying indelible traces from C the glacial period holds wonderful countryside experiences and a FINEST journey 10,000 years back in time, when massive glaciers pushed sand, rubble and clay over the area. Back then, the ice formed the magnificent and diverse landscape filled with lakes, streams, forests, hills and breathtaking lookout points. On your hike through the unique landscape Denmark’s perhaps most beautiful At a secluded location in the formed by vast glaciers in Mols Bjerge landscape unfolds in the Lake Kattegat with sand dunes, white National Park, you may very well see wild District between Silkeborg and sandy beaches, open spaces horses and grazing cattle on the warm and Skanderborg along Denmark’s everywhere you look. Northern sunny pastures. The dramatic landscape longest stream, Gudenåen (158 Europe’s largest desert, the island surrounding Hald Sø and the heather km) and the lakes surrounding the of Anholt, is one of Denmark’s national treasure, Himmelbjerget. most beautiful islands and a must- covered Dollerup Bakker near Viborg With its 147 metres it is one of the see for any nature lover. are the absolute gems of Danish glacial highest locations in the country geology. Should you be in the mood for and it has an iconic tower as its exploring the myriad of organisms landmark. that can be found here on Earth West of Viborg, the world’s and go on a journey back in time largest limestone mine, Mønsted through the Danish landscape Kalkgruber, awaits you for an dating back from the glacial period exciting experience exploring the and up until today, the Natural underground caves and the award- History Museum in Aarhus has winning natural resort surrounding exactly what you are looking for. the mine. n Denmark, you are never more than 50 km away from the sea, and it is hard to resist the temptation of going to the beautiful coastline in the Aarhus Region. Here, you will find wide, white, BY THE I sandy beaches with dunes as well as serene inlets framed by impressive limestone cliffs. The 360 km coastline is pure heaven VEDSEA for beach goers, fossil hunters and nature lovers alike. HAVET The beaches encircling the frolicking in the sea. In Ebeltoft, you peninsula of Djursland have can sign on the popular museum shallow waters and are absolutely ship Fregatten Jylland, which is the ideal for children. Several of the world’s longest wooden ship and beaches are Blue Flag certified, tells the tale of the Danish Navy. The large number of marinas along the east which is your guarantee for clean All the way down the coast, you coast ooze of charm and a cosy atmosphere, water and well-equipped facilities. will find ample opportunities to and you can find tasteful culinary experiences If you are feeling like a swim in get active in and on the water, eating fresh fish on the Grenaa harbour or at Aarhus, jump in the water at the and the area’s perfect fishing dinner in Ebeltoft with a view of the inlet and Harbour Bath designed by world- conditions make it an obvious the magical sunset. renowned architect Bjarke Ingels. favourite spot for anglers. Aarhus Naturepark Randers Fjord is a - with its beautiful bay - has unique natural resort, where the become internationally known inlet forms the Gudenå delta as a first-class yachting area, and and freshwater from the stream we are all in for a spectacular runs into the salty water of the experience when the yacht race Kattegat.
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    Borgmestergården – 100 år i Den Gamle By Af Niels Meyer og Mathilde Schødt Veland I 100-året for Borgmestergårdens åbning i Den Gamle By kaster nye bygningsarkæologiske undersøgelser lys over gårdens histo- rie, hvor dele af bindingsværket kan dateres til middelalderen. Hovedresultaterne sammenfattes her af bygningsarkæolog, cand. mag. Mathilde Schødt Veland, som står bag undersøgelsen, samt bygingschef, arkitekt maa. Niels Meyer. Borgmestergården kender de fleste som en af de store køb- mandsgårde i Den Gamle By, men bygningen er meget mere end det – det er selve begyndelsen på Den Gamle By. Peter Holm havde stor succes med “Den Gamle Borg- mestergaard” på Landsudstillingen i 1909, og det gav ham rygstød til i 1914 at flytte hele huset en gang mere, til hvor det står i dag, og hvor det nu i 100 år har formidlet dansk boligkultur fra renæssancen til midten af 1800-tallet. Men det at flytte huse og rekonstruere historiske helheder var ab- solut ikke anerkendt i datidens museumskredse. Både Natio- nalmuseets direktør, Sophus Müller og formanden for Aarhus Museum, Konsul Frederik Ollendorff var imod projektet. Borgmestergården er bygget om Ollendorff udtalte faktisk, at det eneste bevaringsværdige flere gange. Peter Holm valgte ved genopførelsen i Den Gamle ved Borgmestergården, var porthammeren med indskrift og By 1914 at lade den fremstå, årstal, og at det øvrige kunne blive til “pindebrænde”. Sophus som den var i renæssancen. Müller kaldte svalegangen en imitation, fordi brædderne, han stod på, ikke var fra 1597. Heldigvis var der andre, der så potentialet og gav støtte til Holms projekt. Derved lykkedes det at bevare et enestå- ende eksemplar af renæssancens store bygårde fra Aarhus.