Getting Around in Aarhus

Practical travel guide for Aarhus, Denmark

Getting Around in Aarhus

Getting Around Aarhus

Public Transport: Efficient bus network (Midttrafik) covers entire city with frequent service. The physical Rejsekort stopped being valid on Midttrafik services on 29 May 2026; use Rejsekort app, Rejsebillet, or Basiskort. Buses are clean, modern, and reliable. Integrated tram system under development.

Biking: Excellent cycling infrastructure with dedicated bike lanes throughout city. Rent bikes from shops or use bike-sharing systems. Flat terrain ideal for cycling exploration. Nordic weather appropriate for year-round biking.

Walking: Compact city center easily navigable on foot. Old Town pedestrianized. Most attractions within reasonable walking distance or accessible via short bus rides.

Taxis & Rideshare: Taxis readily available at major stations and can be called. Uber and local rideshare services operate in Aarhus. Generally more expensive than buses but convenient for late nights.

Aarhus Card: AarhusCARD is discontinued; it cannot be bought or used. Excellent value for visitors planning multiple attraction visits.

Train to Other Cities: Direct trains to Copenhagen (4 hours), Aalborg, and other Danish destinations. Aarhus Central Station centrally located with good connections.

✈️ Airport Transfer

Aarhus Airport (AAR) to city center:

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