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Aalborg or Ålborg (/ ˈ ɑː l b ɔːr ɡ / AHL-borg, US also / ˈ ɔː l-/ AWL-, Danish: [ˈʌlˌpɒˀ] ⓘ) is Denmark's fourth largest urban settlement (behind Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Odense) with a population of 119,862 (1 July 2022) in the town proper and an urban population of 143,598 (1 July 2022).
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Aalborg is the capital and largest city in the region of North Jutland. A university town and a regional centre for education. It has a long history as an industrial and port town with an international airport that also serves Copenhagen. Aalborg is an old town with many preserved buildings and important prehistoric relics, but also thriving cultur...
By plane
1. 57.0927789.8491671 Aalborg Airport (AALIATA Aalborg Lufthavn), Ny Lufthavnsvej 100 (5½ km northwest of the city), ☏ +45 98171144. Aalborg is the third largest airport in Denmark. Norwegian and SAS have flights from Copenhagen Airport to Aalborg, while Norwegian also offers international direct flights from European cities. Ryanair also has flights from the UK as well. There are direct trains to the city centre and onwards to Aarhus, Odense and Copenhagen about once per hour. Additionally,...
By bus
Aalborg Busterminal on John F Kennedy Plads (the John F Kennedy square, phone: 98 12 87 13) right by the station is a large regional hub for long distance, regional and local buses. Express buses (XBus) leaves several times per day towards Aarhus (via Hadsund), Løgstør, Holstebro, Viborg (via Silkeborg) and Esbjerg. In addition regional buses (locally known as rutebil) connects to nearly every city of some size in North Eastern Jutland. Abilskou[dead link] route 888 to Copenhagentakes 5 hours...
By train
Aalborg is on the Copenhagen, Roskilde, Odense, AarhusLine. 4½ hours/DKK 402 to Copenhagen. 1. 57.042929.916893 Aalborg station, Banegårdspladsen 1. The main train station.(updated Nov 2017) 2. 57.053029.908494 Aalborg Vestby, Kastetvej. Smaller platform where some trains do an interim stop.(updated Nov 2017)
In the centre it easy to walk by foot. To go further, there is a good public bus system (kr 22 for 1½ hr if you pay cash), run by the Nordjyllands Trafikselskab company, which tickets can be bought online. The buses don't go at night, and taxis are very expensive. The best way is still to get around by bicycle, you can rent one close to tourist inf...
57.0539999.9107031 Aalborg Akvavit. Distillery. There used to be a museum but it was closed in 2016.57.04949.924172 Aalborghus Castle (Aalborghus Slot), Slotspladsen 1. A half-timbered castle built by King Christian III in 1539 - 1555 initially as a fortification. Soon it became the seat of the k...57.0416189.9049293 Aalborg Tower (Aalborgtårnet), Søndre Skovvej 12, ☏ +45 98 77 05 11. 11:00 - 17:00. 54.9-metre-tall observation tower built of lattice steel in 1933. The tower is built on a hill...57.0482659.9207284 Aalborg Townhall, Gammel Torv 2. Built in 1759 and served as city hall until 1912. Now is only used for wedding ceremonies and representative purposes.(updated Nov 2017)Bicycle:rent a bicycle and go along the fjord.Football: Aalborg BKwere relegated in 2023 and play soccer in 1. Division, the second tier. Their home ground is Portland Park (capacity 13,800) 1 km west of city centre.57.0509969.9196091 Casino Aalborg, Ved Stranden 16, ☏ +45 9810 1550, fax: +45 9933 7099, casino@casino-aalborg.dk. Su–Th 20:00-03:00, F Sa from 20:00. Offer American Roulette, Black Jack, Poker and...57.0490819.9197462 Ice-skating, C.W. Obels Square (behind the Student House). 24/7, but only in the winter. Free if you own your own skates, otherwise renting them is kr 50.Cheapest supermarkets are Netto, Fakta, Aldi, Lidl and Rema 1000. Working hours are 08:00-22:00 all week. Aldi is open 08:00-21:00 all days, with the exception of Christmas and New Years Day and Eve. 1. 57.047759.924451 Algade and Bispensgade. Main shopping streets. Most shops close M-F 18:00, and Sa 14:00. Shops are closed Sundays unless it is a s...
Budget
1. 57.0463559.9147031 Fontænen, Prinsensgade 42, ☏ +45 98 16 17 02. has the cheapest hot dogs in town, low budget fast food, what you need after a night out. 2. 57.050179.9174242 1000fryd. an alternative bar, vegan dinner on Tuesdays for kr 20. You have to sign up before.(updated May 2023) 3. 57.0469419.9102143 Husets Café, Hasserisgade 10, ☏ +45 25 16 19 64, kokken@huset.dk. Garden Café is open Monday to Friday from 09.00-15.00. Dinner Café is open Tuesday to Friday from 17.30 -21.00. Non-pr...
Mid-range
1. 57.0476979.9154545 San Giovanni, Vesterbro 46, ☏ +45 98 11 37 55. Good Italian restaurant 2. 57.0460359.9332016 Pho Saigon, Østerbro 22 (Across the street from Nordkraft.), ☏ +45 98 12 28 88. Authentic vietnameese cuisine with wide range of noodle soups ('Mì Quảng', 'Phở', 'Mi') and sandwich ('Bánh Mì'). Includes vegetarian options as seen in the menu card available on their website. kr. 95 - kr. 160.(updated May 2023) 3. 57.062119.874027 Restaurant Kronborg, Egholm 1 (Take the ferry to Eg...
57.0502799.9188281 Jomfru Ane Gadeis a short street with 30 restaurants/bars. Drinks are cheap and the bars are open late. You will see signs advertising 20 kr drinks and 20:00-00:00 happy hour.57.0515079.9163422 The Wharf, ☏ +45 98117010. Borgergade 16, has the best beer in town (same owner as Charlies in Copenhagen).57.0496749.9219693 The Irish House. Østerågade 25, tel: 98141817.57.0467759.9200344 London Pub, Boulevarden 7, ☏ +45 98117770.Budget
1. 57.053949.8729921 Danhostel Aalborg, Skydebanevej 50, ☏ +45 6011 6044. A hostel outside the centre of Aalborg which contains some huts on an island and is close to the ferry to Egholm. It has dating furniture, small rooms, not clean kitchen and overall scores very low rating on the Internet. Single 470 kr, double 580 kr.(updated Nov 2017) 2. 57.0575959.9330082 Eyvind Andreasen B&B, Kronprinsens alle 34, ☏ +45 98172562, rje@mail1.stofanet.dk. Friendly place just north of the bridge. Has thr...
Mid-range
1. 57.0421539.911723 Comwell Hvide Hus Hotel, Vesterbro 2 (close to Kildeparken), ☏ +45 98 13 84 00, hotel.aalborg@comwell.dk. The hotel is located on a beautiful and central location, within walking distance of most attractions. 2. 57.0469779.9148444 Hotel Gestus (Hotel Chagall), Vesterbro 36, ☏ +45 9812 6933, gestus@millinghotels.dk. Small and homey hotel in the heart of Aalborg. 3. 57.0483319.9154245 Helnan Phønix Hotel, Vesterbro 77, ☏ +45 98 12 00 11, phoenix@scandinavianhotels.dk. Class...
Splurge
1. 57.0197589.9049229 Scheelsminde Hotel & Gastronomi, Scheelsmindevej 35, ☏ +45 98 18 32 33, fax: +45 98 18 33 34, scheelsminde@scheelsminde.dk. A nice 4-star hotel-restaurant catering to business people. 2. 57.0508839.92000110 Radisson Blu Limfjord Hotel, Aalborg, Ved Stranden 14-16, ☏ +45 98 16 43 33, fax: +45 98 16 17 47, reservations.limfjord@radissonsas.com. Big 4-star hotel with a view towards the Limfjord. kr 1200 - 2000 per night.
Internet
1. Det nordjyske Landsbibliotek (library), Rendsburggade 2, section Nørregadehjørnetin "Team Natur".
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Ålborg, city and port, northern Jutland, Denmark, on the south side of Limfjorden. Ålborg has existed since about ad 1000 and is one of the oldest towns in Denmark. Chartered in 1342, it became a bishop’s see in 1554.
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Aalborg or Ålborg ( / ˈɑːlbɔːrɡ / AHL-borg, US also / ˈɔːl -/ AWL-, Danish: [ ˈʌlˌpɒˀ] ⓘ) is Denmark 's fourth largest urban settlement (behind Copenhagen, Aarhus, and Odense) with a population of 119,862 (1 July 2022) in the town proper and an urban population of 143,598 (1 July 2022).
Denmark, Europe. Things are on the way up for Aalborg, Denmark’s fourth-largest city. It sits at the narrowest point of the Limfjord (the long body of water that slices Jutland in two), and recent developments have seen the waterfront become the focal point of the town.
