Speaking of eating, there is another city called Aarhus not far from Odense, Ye Chao was in a good mood, and suddenly ran there.

There's no way, it's really a small country like Denmark, which is too small compared to the Celestial Empire.

Aarhus also has the nickname of "City of Cafes" because it is full of cafes. Eat, eat, eat, drink, drink, drink, drink for every occasion......

Located on the shores of Jutland, Aarhus is Denmark's second largest city and main port, and the seat of Aarhus County.

The name of the city of Aarhus derives from the Old Danish word "Aros", which means estuary of a small river, as Aarhus is located right on the mouth of the Aarhus River.

The main urban area of Aarhus was founded in 900 AD, more than 1,000 years ago. Aarhus is a major trading city on Jutland and a transport hub connecting Norway and other cities in Denmark.

Due to its geographical location and the cultural passions of the local population, Aarhus has always been the cultural center of Jutland.

The city of Aarhus is a neat and beautiful city, with a typical European idyllic landscape, and a variety of buildings in design, forming a unique and innovative architectural ensemble.

The waterfront of the city of Aarhus is a summer holiday destination, with a refreshing sea breeze. The white sails on the sea and the yachts shuttle non-stop, attracting tourists from all over the world to come here for leisure.

As in other cities in Denmark, the best-preserved building in Aarhus is the church. One of the most famous churches is the church of Sankt-Clemens, located in the heart of the city.

The oldest part of the church was built in 1197 during the religious reformation of the 15th century, which became the later Gothic architectural style.

During the repair in 1921, another spire was added. The old town of Aarhus, despite its narrow streets, is clean and beautiful, with many shops and an old Nordic atmosphere. For those who love music, the Aarhus Concert Hall, built in 1982, is a must-visit.

Here you can enjoy the wonderful performances of the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra and the Opera House. The annual Aarhus Cultural Festival is one of Denmark's most famous cultural events.

In addition to the Aarhus Concert Hall, there will be a variety of concerts in the streets, parks and squares of Aarhus. With a population of around 280,000, Aarhus has developed into the second largest city in Denmark in modern times.

Princess Margaret's residence in Masarysburg is located in the southern part of Aarhus. Every summer, the Queen and Prince Henrik spend their holidays here. The area centered on the cathedral near the port is the shopping street, and the city center is home to attractions such as Gamlebi and the Moskoe Museum of Prehistory, which are useful for learning about Danish history and culture.

Held annually from late August to early September, the Aarhus Art Gallery is home to avant-garde Danish art, including music, painting, theatre and more.

The circular rainbow viewing gallery is the iconic building of the Aarhus Kunsthaus and attracts visitors from all over the world every year.

Den Gamle, founded in 1909 and opened to the public in 1914, is the world's first open-air museum showcasing the architectural culture of the city, consisting of 75 village buildings from 20 villages and towns across the country, which were moved to Aarhus in the 20th century from all over the country.

Here, one can see old houses built in different historical periods and representing different architectural styles. All the buildings here are carefully selected from all over Denmark and are mostly timber-framed.

The museum consists of 27 houses, chapels and kitchens, 34 workshops, 10 grocery stores and shops, 5 gardens, a post office, a customs office, a school and a theatre.

Most of the buildings are open to visitors, and each room inside the building has been renovated in a different period of style, giving visitors a glimpse of the Danish secular landscape from centuries ago.

In addition to the buildings that show the townscape of different periods, the "Old Town" Museum also houses five smaller museums, including the Danish Clock Museum, the Toy Museum, the Tableware Museum, the Ceramics Museum and the Textile Museum.

The Toy Museum contains more than 6,000 toys from the 19th century to the 60s of the 20th century. On the first floor, the showroom displays a German Marklin car and a train, mechanical toys from Lehmann and a large collection of wooden toys made by prisoners in Danish prisons decades ago.

Den Gamle By, built in 1914, is the world's first outdoor museum showcasing the architectural culture of the city. It is said that during the restoration process after the relocation, each brick and tile must be placed exactly back in its original position.

Here, one can see old houses built in different historical periods and representing different architectural styles. All the buildings here have been carefully selected from all over Denmark and have been relocated here while maintaining their original appearance.

This charming open-air museum is home to 75 half-timbered houses from all over Denmark and is a great place to learn about the Nordic lifestyle of yesteryear.

Aarhus Cathedral, located in the city of Aarhus on Jutland, Denmark, was built in the 12th century and was designed by Denmark's most famous architects, Jacobson and Eric Milla.

Aarhus Cathedral, located in the city of Aarhus on Jutland, Denmark, was built in the 12th century as a marble building in the Romanesque style, designed by Denmark's most famous architects, Jacobson and Eric Milla.

Climb to the top of the tower and look out over Aarhus Bay, with an open mind and endless views. At 93 meters deep, it is the longest church in Denmark, and you can see it in the 15th century, the altar made in 1479 is unique at the time, the frescoes on the walls are famous, and the organ is the largest in Denmark.

At 100 metres deep, the cathedral is the deepest church in Denmark, with the original 12th-century Romanesque auditorium at the easternmost point, while the rest is mostly 15th-century Gothic.

Gothic architecture is a popular architectural style in the architectural world.

This is to the domestic now there are a lot of buildings are using this style, but well, most people will only say what is the European style, I don't know the specifics, in fact, even if the architect for a kind of people who do not know the insider, when they are introduced, they are also talking about the European style.

But to be honest, the castle looks really good.

Maybe it's because of fairy tales, maybe it's because of legends, many people have a special love for castles.

Many Cinderellas have castle plots, it's really too weak to have a car and a house, and a castle is a real tyrant, no, it's a real nobleman.