The Prism is an 18-storey glass-clad office block.
It was built by the architectural firm Friis & Molthe A/S
and owned by PFA Pension. The skyscraper was completed in July 2001.
The Prism
Aros Aarhus art museum is one of the
largest art museums in northern Europe.
Its 17,000 m² contain works from the
Danish Golden Age through to the
21st century, along with a range of
changing exhibitions.
Aros
The Old Town is a living picture of real
life in a merchant town in the days of
Hans Christian Andersen. It includes “living”
museums, historical shops, gardens and large
exhibitions.
The Old Town (Aarhus)
It's worth noting that Aarhus town can easily be reached by bus, with several connections every hour.
Bus
connections
See the town hall designed by Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller.
The tower, with its famous town hall clock, has a chime which plays three times a day.
It is clad with marble from Porsgrunn in Norway.
The Town Hall
Shows and concerts of all types are available at the Musikhuset.
Musikhuset
You will find 40 rides and activities in the middle of a beechwood in Aarhus. Throughout the season you can watch shows for all ages.
Tivoli Friheden
Aarhus Camping is perfect for those bringing a campervan, as we have an area specifically fitted for vans. You can leave your van at Aarhus Camping while you take advantage of the bus connection to Aarhus.
Campervans
Just walking distance from the station, Magasin department store and Busgaden street, Aarhus Theatre is in the very heart of the city, just opposite the cathedral.
Aarhus
Theatre
Construction began around the year 1200 AD, and was completed around 1300 AD. In 1330 the church burned down. In the 15th century rebuilding started, and it was completed around the year 1500.
The cathedral
Café culture and life outdoors in the summer months by the river – a place full of life, people, and inspiring shopping in the heart of the city.
The river and
café quarter
Discover the harbour
– whether the pleasure boat harbour in Marselis or the container port where the Mols-Linien ferries connect you to Sjælland.
Harbour area
Marselisborg Palace is the summer and Christmas residence of the Danish Royal Couple. The Palace grounds, including the Queen's rose garden, are open to visitors when the Royals are not in residence.
Marselisborg Palace
The campsite is very close to the motorway. Click here to see how simple it is to get to Aarhus Camping.
Getting here
If you are not bringing your own caravan, or just want to spend a night close to Aarhus, you may be interested in one of our cabins, sleeping 2 to 6 people, including some with their own kitchen, bathroom and toilet.
Cabins
