In August 2015, I had the chance to visit Denmark, particularly Aarhus, Copenhagen, and by cruise ship, under the Great Belt Bridge as well. Nothing was rotten with this visit to Denmark, and here are some pictures from that trip, both of local roads and of other local sights. This article will feature my visit to Aarhus , a fine city on the eastern coast of the Jutland Peninsula in the north of Denmark. Aarhus is Denmark’s second largest city with a population of about 335,000 people. It is a destination brimming with history, forests, beaches, world class architecture and art. Aarhus is also an old Viking city, and you can still see the Viking influence in the streets today. Aros (the Danish word for "river mouth"), as Aarhus was called then, was founded around the year 750 around the area of modern day Aarhus Cathedral. The location was perfect in the middle of Aarhusbugten, which was the perfect spot for trade. The original city grew up around the mou...
Because every road has a story.