Aarhus Domkirke (Aarhus Cathedral) is located by Store Torv and Bispetorv in the center of Aarhus. The cathedral seats approx. 1000 people and at 93 meters it is the longest church building in Denmark. It features beautiful acoustics and frequently presents choir concerts with local and international choirs.

Bispetorv is a large public square in the center of Aarhus. It faces Aarhus Cathedral to the north, Aarhus Theatre to the east, and is located close to the historic Latin Quarter. Bispetorv was last renovated in 2016, changing it from a parking lot into a venue for many public events and gatherings in the city. Bispetorv is situated right in the middle of the most bustling and vibrant part of the city, and any performance at this popular square is sure to be noticed by many.

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Citykirken features a spacious interior ideal for gospel and classical choral compositions. The church is located in the suburb of Hasle approx. 4 km west of Aarhus city center and can accommodate up to 500 audience members. Bright and modern, the main concert hall is outfitted with the latest audio technology and stage lighting.

Djurslands Bank Arena is the largest concert location in Aarhus with an audience capacity of 7.000 people. The arena is located approx. 2 km from the city center and provides a wide range of musical experiences, with previous performers including Lionel Richie and TOTO. The arena offers great acoustics and a versatile stage.

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Dokk1 is a cultural hub and central meeting place for the people of Aarhus. Housing the city’s main library, the building is also home to several stages and lots of activities for all ages. Dokk1 provides space for communities, immersion, learning, play and movement.

Store Sal seats up to 247 people and is frequently used for talks, concerts, screenings and more.

Rampen is a large gently upward sloping ramp connecting the different areas of Dokk1. It is commonly used for lectures, art fairs, or as a meeting place for children and study groups.

FO-byen is a networking and education center focused on quality of life. Socially and environmentally sustainable, it is inhabited by social enterprises and adheres to green principles. A combination of café, library and town hall defined by its users, it seeks to strengthen local resources and culture and act as the basis for a local identity.

Maritza-salen seats approx 100 people and is located at the heart of FO-byen in the middle of Aarhus.

Foredragssalen seats approx. 120 people is located at the heart of FO-byen in the middle of Aarhus.

Den hængende have (The hanging garden) is a unique urban garden space that breathes life into the backyards of FO-byen located in the heart of Aarhus.

Skt. Lukas Kirke is a large church constructed in the neoclassical style. It is located in the midst of the bustling neighborhood of Frederiksbjerg, right by Ingerslev Boulevard in central Aarhus. The high ceiling and beautiful, airy church space provides incredible acoustics, perfect for a wide range of concerts. The venue seats approx. 450 people.

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Musikhuset Aarhus is the largest concert hall complex in Scandinavia, seating more than 3.600 people in total. Located in the city centre, Musikhuset is Aarhus' main venue for music. It contains six concert halls and nine stages and is home to Den Jyske Opera and Aarhus Symfoniorkester.

Store sal is the heart of Musikhuset. Throughout the years, it has been the setting of many magical musical experiences delivered by national and international stars. The hall is built as an auditorium seating 1.588 guests. Store sal presents everything from classical ballet, opera, rock concerts and musicals.

Lille Sal offers beautiful acoustics and intimate concerts. It is frequently used for small theatre productions, concerts, lectures and conferences. The music hall is originally designed for chamber music but has since been updated with evoke panels making it acoustically flexible. As such it is very suitable for concerts with both acoustic and amplified sound.

Symfonisk sal is built specifically for Aarhus Symfoniorkester and classical, symphonic and acoustic music. The result is an extraordinarily pleasant and neutral sounding concert hall, that provides the musicians on stage with uniquely positive feedback. The hall seats 1.170 audience members.

Rytmisk sal presents everything from concerts, standup shows, dance and theatre productions. The concert hall has a capacity of up to 1.000 standing audience members. For a more intimate concert experience, chairs and tables can be brought in to create the perfect ambience.

The foyer at Musikhuset is a beautiful and open space of 2000 square meters. It welcomes guests with plenty of daylight from the large glass panes, offering a lovely inside-yet-outside atmosphere among olive trees, artwork and cozy lounge areas. This is also where you’ll find Musikhuset’s café, a restaurant and a cocktailbar. It is frequently used for concerts and art exhibits.

Caféscenen (the café stage) is located in the foyer of Musikhuset. Events in this area are varied and can be anything from talks and samples of upcoming shows to small rhythmic or classical concerts. The audience is seated at café tables and in cozy and comfortable furnishings, offering a unique opportunity for intimate concerts.

Salling ROOFTOP is a uniquely beautiful and breathtaking space, elevated above the main shopping street of Aarhus. The rooftop garden is located on top of Salling department store and offers an incredible 360 degree view of the city’s skyline and harbor. Experience beautiful choral music in this urban oasis featuring the most stunning backdrop the city has to offer.

Vor Frue Kirke (Church of Our Lady) is – like the Aarhus Cathedral - a medieval church and the foundations of the church date back to 1060 AD. Vor Frue Kirke is one of the most musically active church spaces in Aarhus. Aside from liturgical concerts, the church frequently presents performances by renowned local choirs and the students attending the Royal Academy of Music Aarhus (RAMA).