The Voice of the Students – Interviews with Both Danish and Internationals
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The Voice of the Students – Interviews with both Danish and Internationals The interview is prepared by Interresource Ambassador Maris Talvari Name: Anne Rasmussen School: Aarhus School of Business Study line: Master in Corporate Communication 1. Good places to hang out in town Cafes at Åboulevarden – I especially like Cross cafe. In summertime: the „fake beach“ which just opened this summer + Marselisborg Mindeparken. 2. Cool concerts and festivals to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Danmark’s Most Beautiful Festival in Skanderborg (also known as Skanderborg Festival), which is held in the second weekend of August. 3. Cheap lunch places in town Anettes Sandwich (the place is located in Vestergade, Sdr. Ringgade, Nørregade, and Bånegardsgade). Jensens Bøfhus in Rosenkrantzgade, near to Strøget (lunch menu). Brunch/lunch buffets at the cafees at Åboulevarden. 4. Places/tourist attractions (museums etc.) worth to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Aros Museum Ringkøbing, Hvide Sande, Søndervig in the west coast of Jylland Safari park Ree Park situated in Djursland Skagen in north of Jylland Denmark’s one of the most famous streets Jomfru Ane Gade in Aalborg Name: Ifeta Gerimagic School: Aarhus School of Business Study line: Master in Corporate Communication 1. Good places to hang out in town Cafes such as Cross and Globbenfakket at Åboulevarden. Café Smagløs at Klostertorvet. Night clubs such as Train, Kupe. 2. Cool concerts and festivals to visit in Aarhus/Jylland There are lots of concerts in Scandinavian Congress Center, Train, Voxhall, V58 3. Cheap lunch places in town Café Smagløs near to the Magasin (can recommend their hummus plate). Anettes Sandwich. 4. Places/tourist attractions (museums etc.) worth to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Aarhus – Den Gamle By, Aaros Museum, Musikhuset, Aarhus Teater (student discounts). Fårup Sommerland (Danish theme park in northern part of Jylland), Limfjord museum in Løgstør, Gaden in Aalborg (a party street). 5. Do’s and don’ts in communicationg with danes Have a beer with your fellow students once in a while. 6. Other sparkling ideas/recommendations For the summer – Skanderborg Festival, Skive Festival, Jelling Musikfestival. Name: Sandra Viborg School: Aarhus School of Business Study line: Master in Corporate Communication 1. Good places to hang out in town Skolegade – small bars, pretty cheap too. Sigfrieds Kaffebar – bookshop/coffee bar where you can borrow books for free, really cozy. 2. Cool concerts and festivals to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Spot Festival in Aarhus (June), Skive Festival (May), Skanderborg Festival (August). 3. Cheap lunch places in town GLAD! (Frederiks Alle) 4. Places/tourist attractions (museums etc.) worth to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Legoland (Billund), Djurs Sommerland, Kattegatcenteret (Grenaa). 5. Do’s and don’ts in communicationg with Danes Just force us or tell us to speak English – we tend to forget. We are always up for coffee dates. 6. Other sparkling ideas/recommendations Thursday night special for students at Cross Cafe (Åboulevarden) where you get a burger + a soda/beer for 100 kr. Student discount at Topshop 10%, Message 10%. Name: Triin Jassov School: Aarhus School of Business Study line: Economy and Business Administration (BscB) 1. Good places to hang out in town Mejlgade is one street in Aarhus which I certainly would recommend to explore. There you can always find some live music concerts and cafes (Gyngen cafe for example). The Fair bar in Nørre Allé has also live concerts time to time. 2. Cool concerts and festivals to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Festuge in Aarhus in the beginning of September, Aarhus Film Festival, Aalborg Carnival in the end of May. 3. Cheap lunch places in town Near Klostertorv you can always find several kebab places with a reasonable price. I like Mikado Cafe (Sankt Clemens Stræde, next to the Magasin) which serve very delicious sandwiches. 4. Places/tourist attractions (museums etc.) worth to visit in Aarhus/Jylland I would recommend to discover little towns in Jylland. A harbour town Ebeltoft in east coast of Jylland has a lovely old town. Vejle, south from Aarhus, is know for its forests and hills. Skagen in the very north of Jylland is very picturesque. In Aarhus check out Botanical Garden and Aros Museum. 5. Do’s and don’ts in communicationg with danes Don’t say you don’t drink beer. Danes have rather black humour, so don’t take it personal. Don’t accentuate their danish accent. Danes are honest and they usually trust people, don’t misuse it. Learn the word „hygge“ . It’s hard to translate it but it is similar to the word „cozyness“. Name: Thomas Winther Jørgensen School: Aarhus School of Business Study line: HA almen / BSC(B) 1. Good places to hang out in town I generally find Sharks a nice place to hang out. It is a cozy downtown pool café where I hang out a lot with my friends. 2. Cool concerts and festivals to visit in Aarhus/Jylland Starting off with the festivals, there are several great music festivals in the area. During Aarhus Festuge, there are a lot of music in downtown and most of it is all free. I would also recommend Skanderborg Festivalen (Smuk Fest), which is one of the largest annual music festivals in Denmark. It is located in Skanderborg, which is approximately 30 km south from Aarhus. Be warned though, the tickets are quite expensive! These are the primary suppliers of tickets in Denmark http://www.billetlugen.dk www.billetnet.dk 3. Cheap lunch places in town Of course you can always visit a pizza joint, but if you want a cheap lunch then go visit some of the small restaurants in Frederiksgade. 4. Places/tourist attractions (museums etc.) worth to visit in Aarhus/Jylland There are a lot of places to visit in Aarhus. To name a few – Aros, Den Gamle By, Tivoli Friheden, House of the artists, Århus Urban Museum, Danish Museum of the Sciences. 5. Do’s and don’ts in communicationg with danes Do's: Humor, humor and lot's of humor. Danes love a great laugh and black humor is also welcomed. Don'ts: Trashtalking about danish traditions (danes have a strong national feeling). .