Travel
Airport s
- Aarhus Airport is approximately 40 km north of the city. The airport has regular flights to Copenhagen, Gothenborg, Oslo, London and Stockholm. There are several daily flights to Copenhagen and the flight takes approximately 25 minutes. See departures in the Tourist Guide at: http://midttrafik.dk
- Billund Airport is located 100 kilometres south of Aarhus and has direct international flight connections to many European cities. The bus ride from Billund to Aarhus takes approximately 1½ hours.
Railways
Aarhus lies at one of the most important railway junctions in Denmark. There are two railway stations in Aarhus, one for passenger transport and another for goods. There are hourly departures to the north, south and west.
Ferries
Current timetables for ferries to Zealand (Aarhus-Odden):
Motorways
Aarhus has direct connections to the great European network of motorways, making it easy to get to most European cities. Hamburg can be reached within roughly four hours. There are also excellent roads to most places in Denmark.
Buses
Midttrafik runs the city’s yellow buses. These are numbered on the front and back. A map of bus routes and a brochure in English can be obtained from from Midttrafik’s offices.
Country bus stops are marked by a blue sign with a white bus.
Cycling
Denmark is an ideal country for cycling. There are not many (very) steep hills and there are many safe cycling paths in the country. Urban conditions for cyclists are constantly being improved. Look out for the special cyclists’ routes ( cykelruter ) and cycle paths ( cykelstier) .
Every month, the police hold an auction on the first Wednesday of the month at: Nellemann & Thomsen, Skanderborgvej 104–106 at 12.00 noon, where unclaimed, abandoned, or stolen cycles are sold. Sales conditions are price plus 46.25% in auction fee.
