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Aarhus, DenmarkCruise ship docked at Sydhavnen in Aarhus Port
IntroductionAarhus (pronounced Oar-Hoos) is the main city on Denmark's Jutland peninsula. Where You're DockedTwo piers are currently being used - 404 Containerhavnen (container terminal) for larger ships and 129 Sydhavnen conveniently close to the city center. Free shuttles may be provided to the tented cruise terminal at pier 129 if docked at the container terminal. Port website with cruise terminal info and schedules here http://www.aarhushavn.dk/en 129 Sydhavnen 404 Containerhavnen Money and Tipping
Exchange Rates Live
Denmark's currency is the Danish Krone (DKK). Tourist-friendly shops may take Euros. Credit cards are accepted at a lot of places but most self-serve terminals require chip and pin cards. Ask before trying to use a magnetic swipe card. There may also be a 3% surcharge for using foreign credit cards. In Europe, it is common (but not expected) to round up the bill leaving a small tip (5-10%) when dining at restaurants. Taxi drivers do not expect to be tipped though passengers typically round up to the nearest 10 DKK.
Local TransportationAarhus is relatively compact and easy to get around by foot. HotelsSearch hotels in Aarhus here Sights
Shopping & RestaurantsStroget (Sondergade) is the main pedestrian shopping street running from Central Station at the south end to the cathedral and Store Torv (Large Square). Aboulevarden intersects Stoget and runs along a canal and is lined with cafes and restaurants. Post OfficeThe main post office is located at Central Railway Station. MapsWeatherAarhus Weather ForecastComments |