Wine mainly from Spain, but they got a bit of French and Austrian wines as well…read more The place is run by the people from Spiselauget and Pica Pica, and it's located in Grisk. Sip a bit of good wine and look around in the Grisk creative univers. They serve food influenced by the Spanish tapas traditional. You can pick from the ever changing menu, or ask for the chefs choice of the evening - either 3 or 5 servings. The chef make the food in the bar on his BBQ. He used top quality materials. The ingredients was marvellous. Unfortunately the chef was not able or capable realise the potential of the food. Something went wrong in his composition of the different tastes. Some of the dishes were blank even though the ingredients were more than fine.

Best drinks in Aarhus with the happiest bartender. The service is super cheerful though the decor…read moreis somewhat lacking. The drinks alone are worth it and if its not too busy you can request custom made drinks - and they are always amazing!

Great cocktails. Fun concept (Terintino films). Hyggilgt atmosphere. Very small and intimate and…read moreunassuming from the outside. But great, knowledgeable, fun, and creative bartenders inside. I have tried all of the whiskey based cocktails and had an off the menu drink. They were all lovely. I really like the maple syrup touches. And the fancy ice cubes. One suggestion: I wanted a candle on my table. Its Denmark in winter!! Where's the candles?!?

Neo-futuristic building along the water in Aarhus, its an amazing community space as well as one of…read morethe best libraries I have ever been to. It's the largest library in all 4 Scandinavian countries and even won library of the year in 2016, a year after it opened. The lighting and thoughtfully designed interior is so welcoming, even though my wife had reservations about "going to a library" it ended up being one of the coolest places we stopped at and we were here way longer than we thought we would be. You head up the stairs to the main entrance, on the left is a playground with one of the steepest and most painful slides I have ever tried, but the eagle is fun to climb on and you get great views of the city. Besides books there are cool exhibitions inside. When we went they had a "future farming" exhibit right in front with plants growing from clear plastic bags and a "CNC" machine that watered and plants crops. On another floor we found a lego play area and a section on recycling with fantastic art and free postcards. We wanted to head to another area before most of the shops closed so it felt like we didn't spend enough time here. You should set aside at least an hour to come to this amazing library, we could have easily did two hours.

This building is not only clean and beautiful, but also offers a variety of great amenities. It…read morefeatures a well-stocked library, engaging workshops (many of which are free--check their website for details), and rotating mini exhibits. The on-site café provides a relaxing spot with a lovely waterfront view. Computer access is seamless, and the staff is always helpful and friendly. A fantastic place to visit for learning, working, or just unwinding.

If you weren't looking for this place, you wouldn't even give its entrance a swcond thought. The…read moremuseum is entrenched 3 meters underground, and the entrance is a single door with no attendants. In fact, there was no one working there when I visited. Ticketing is on the honor system; there was an automated ticketing machine as you started the exhibit. Apparently built on the very site where the excavation work was done, the musuem is small by comparison to most. Instead of detailing the history of the place, the displays focused on everyday life of a viking living in Aarhus. That singular focus made this museum worthwhile for me. I would imagine also that this would be a great place to escape the heat in the summer.