Decentralized Travel Ecosystem XcelTrip advises you to visit Moesgaard Museum and Port of Aarhus


Moesgaard Museum
The past is brought to fascinating life at the Moesgaard Museum in Aarhus. Moesgaard Museum has three Michelin stars in the Michelin attraction's guide.


Presenting the past in a magnificent architectural setting
Prehistory presented innovatively in a breathtaking architectural setting makes for a world-class museum experience when you visit the Moesgaard Museum. The past becomes alive and the people in the exhibits will step forward and provide the visitors with a better understanding of the past and how we arrived at where we are in the present.

An international attraction
The Moesgaard Museum is a huge attraction not only because of the architectural design of the museum and the exhibitions, but also due to its location in the beautiful natural surroundings in south of Aarhus, overlooking the woods and sea.

The evolutionary stairway
The evolutionary stairway at Moesgaard Museum is not only a key element of the architecture, which leads to the various exhibitions of the museum, it is also very much an opportunity for you to see where we human beings originate from. On the stairs you will see seven hominins. They were members of the tribe Hominini, which means “human species”, but they don't all look like the modern human being. 

A museum experience for everyone
Staged settings, dramatized storytelling, and state-of-the-art research all combine to make the exhibitions at the new museum appeal to visitors of all ages while also creating a sense of bonding, fellowship and shared experience across generations.

Special opening hours
Normally the museum is closed on Mondays but during the summer holiday they are open on Mondays from May 2nd till August 26th 2019 and in the weeks 7 and 42. The museum is open for audience on Danish bank holidays such as Easter holidays and the 5th of June.

Port of Aarhus - all of Denmark's port
Port of Aarhus is Denmark's largest commercial port, with the country's largest container terminal (market share approx. 65 per cent) and the country's largest public bulk turnover (approx. 66 per cent). This means that a significant part of the food and non-food products that are imported and exported to and from Denmark are handled via Port of Aarhus. The EU has recognized Port of Aarhus as a port of European importance, as Port of Aarhus is one of only two Danish Ten-T Core ports, and we are comfortable in international competition with the container ports in e.g. Germany and Holland.

Port of Aarhus has a finely meshed route with connections to most of the world. The world's largest container ships call at Port of Aarhus – as the only Danish port - every week. Port of Aarhus is characterized by high efficiency, and free competition between several terminal operators makes Port of Aarhus one of the market's most competitive - even when it comes to price.

Ships calling at Aarhus can make use of our pilot service, mooring service and tugboats. The port service is available 24/7, all year round and at very short notice. The two tugboats "Aros" and "Hermes", the pilot boat "Thrym" and the port security boat "Ara" are available. Port of Aarhus is undergoing rapid development. A new master plan outlines an extension of the port by 180 hectares - corresponding to 50 per cent of the current port area. Port of Aarhus is a municipal self-governing port with its own board of directors and is operated as an economically independent unit without public subsidies.

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