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The Amphitheater in Aarhus offers a unique architectural highlight nestled in the scenic landscape of Central Denmark, making it a rewarding destination for hikers exploring the area.

Good route, great view

The True Forest near Aarhus offers numerous opportunities for a day trip with many activities or for relaxing in one of the many green areas.

Constantinsborg is a manor on the southern shore of Årslev Engsø. It has existed since at least 1400. The manor was originally known as Stadsgaard but was later renamed after Constantin Marselis who owned the estate in the 1600s. Today it's privately owned and run as a farm.

There is a lot to see and hear on your walk around Årslev Engsø: you can watch the cattle grazing, hear the frogs croaking and look out for the birds. There are several observation towers along the way. The lake was renaturalized in 2002/2003 and now offers a protected space for animals and plants. A circular path leads around the lake.

Remember a warm heart

This bridge with a beautiful view and a table with benches is located on the path that goes around Aarslev Engsø.

The oldest parts of the church date from the first half of the 13th century, but it may have replaced an earlier wooden church. The original 13th-century choir and nave (east-west orientation with choir facing east) now form the transept arms of the nave of the church (north-south orientation with choir facing south). The church was enlarged in the years 1300-1500, when the nave was extended to the west and a porch - today's sacristy - was added to the south. In 1880 the church tower was added. The current nave dates from 1924-1925, when the wooden ceiling of the old church was replaced by a cross vault and a new porch was built to the east. Source: Wikipedia