The second largest danish city, Aarhus has got light rail or fast tram.
A mix between city train and tram.
This is a trip from the Central Station to the University and University Hospital.
All inspired from wonderful “Restlessjo” and her “Monday walk” themes.
At the right a smaller part of the huge Aarhus University Hospital.
At the left side a very small part of the huge University of Aarhus.
Here my trip end, but there’re trails far longer.
Late afternoon mood, port of Aarhus.
Unfortunately, it is many years since there has been time for a whole day in this city.
A danish author Ib Henrik Cavling (world famous only in Denmark) coined the phrase::
“The city of smiles” about the second largest danish city, Aarhus – my student city,
with good years at the local University of Aarhus and Aarhus School of Business.
These photos aren’t from one single walk but taken over several laps at quick visits.
A walk inspired from “Restlessjo” and her “Monday walk” themes.
Entry from the sea side.
Kayaker with fishing boats as a backdrop.
The museum “The Old Town” (Den gamle by) a “village” close to the center.
Old danish houses separated around in Denmark
Then built up again to become part of a historical witness of the past.
A street in the old museum village.
Traffic in Aarhus, with a little bit help from a bus.
Marina.
Biking in the streets of Aahus. All kind of people and bikes.
Street music.
Street art.
Aarhus Cityhall and its iconic tower.
The title is borrowed from a song from a local band – translated: “Home to Aarhus”
Darkness added light, easily creates a very cozier road bridge over a railway track.
Coffee Takeaway at The Bishop Square in the center of Aarhus, what a fantastic idea.
Daily prompt “Passionate“
A place from our past that has filled us with great experiences.
It will always have a place in our hearts.
View out of the the port of Aarhus seen from the aft when entering.
