Aarhus offer a unique and varied palette of fascinating culinary delights.
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AARHUS Region: Denmark
From the exotic to traditional, Aarhus is an exciting place to eat out for all tastes. Aboulevarden in the heart of Aarhus, which is simply filled with charming cafés and nightlife, while also offering exciting shopping along the riverfront. The scenery is quite unique, and due to its wonderful location, this is where a visitor would find one of the most beautiful and attractive restaurant and nightlife settings in Denmark. There are trendy cafés side-by-side where one can indulge in a brunch, cappuccino, dinner or perhaps just a glass of crisp Riesling while taking in the stimulating sensation of the magnificent river.
Smørrebrød–the famous Danish openfaced sandwiches–have undergone a gastronomic revolution and Aarhus is at the forefront of this change.
The Latin Quarter is the oldest quarter in Aarhus, where one would 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. Look forward to rounding off the day by dining in one of the city’s many exciting restaurants.
At least three Michelin-starred restaurants are located in Aarhus, making it stand out from the gastronomic competition.
The popular district Frederiksbjerg is for connoisseurs and gourmets, where one would find gorgeous specialist shops all offering high-quality foods, designs – and delicatessens – side-byside with charming cafés, classic Danish pubs, and excellent eating places.
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