The tour starts outside the impressive DOKK1 public library in Aarhus’ waterfront area. From there, I’ll tell you what life would have been like in the area’s historical neighborhoods, where you’ll have an opportunity to visit the Viking Museum.

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll see the eye-catching Fountain of Endless Connection water feature.

You'll pass by and learn about Denmark’s longest basilica, the Aarhus Cathedral.

You’ll have an opportunity to visit the Viking Museum.

You'll stroll through the Latin Quarter, where you can find boutique stores and local hangouts.

Learn about Aarhus’ first cathedral, the Church of our Lady, built in 1080.

You’ll stroll down the city’s most beautiful street, Millers Street, lined with quaint, colorful houses.

You'll pass by the Aros Aarhus Kunstmuseum and learn about it while you walk.

You'll see part of Den Gamle By, the Old Town, where people don period costumes and still work historical jobs.

The tour ends outside the tea room in the lush botanical gardens next to Den Gamle By, the Old Town, where people don period costumes and still work historical jobs.