A look at Aarhus
When I’m not traveling The World; I live in Aarhus.
As interested in art and culture I enjoy and use the many museums and theaters a lot.
Aarhus was founded by the Vikings in the 8th century and today we are around 300.000 inhabitants.
Aarhus does not seem to be that big a city. The beaches and the woods are within walking distance of the city centre which I love because it is easy to be spontaneous, change your plans and go to the beach if weather permits it.
With this #Aarhus tag you can enjoy pictures from my city Århus..
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- The beautiful theater of Aarhus
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- The Awakening Woman (Den vågnende kvinde) by Kai Nielsen (1882-1924). The sculpture of the woman who is waking up in the girls body.
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- crocus blooming at spring time
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- Art in the city – Grønnegade
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- Art in the city – Hall Sti
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- ‘Århus is an old tired elephant’, art in Valdemarsgade
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- Port of Aarhus
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- Marselisborg Harbor
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- Marselisborg Harbor
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- ‘The Hippo youngster Fredderikke’, (‘Flodhesteungen Frederikke’) Is one of my favorite sculptures in Aarhus. Unfortunately I found it easy to be overlooked in the busy city street. It stands on Frederiksgade and the lovely granite sculpture was designed by sculptor Aage Bruun Jespersen (1929-2001).
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- Houses for the big ones and for the little ones – Vestergade
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- Catholic Our Lady Church
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Kirsten is a Danish traveler, storyteller, pocket philosopher and artist. She has been traveling on and off for the past 25 years+. She likes to combine her interest for art and nature with her journeys worldwide, and is always up for a good conversation.
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