Top 3 kids-friendly things to do in Aarhus

1. Escape The City Aarhus City Walk With Puzzles

Are you planning a trip to Aarhus, then you can have a lot of fun with this city walk. An Escape game and city walk at the same time. 3 kilometres long and over 1,5 - 2 hours of fun for the family or a group of friends. During this game there is plenty of time to sit on one of the terraces. A city walk has never been so much fun. He seems such a nice man. People in town describe him as the Attentive Aarhuser. But in reality, he is a criminal, who steals, lies and cheats. The police still haven't managed to find him, but maybe you can track him down with this Escape the City game.

2. Custom private walking tour of Aarhus with a local guide

Two to three hours on foot — a personalised tour of Aarhus’ landmarks guided by a local, with options for museum visits.

“Aarhus is a lovely little town. Our guide was punctual and provided outstanding knowledge. The stories she shared about the local culture and history really enhanced the experience.”— Lyle_S

3. Aarhus Mystery Quest: Outdoor Exploration Game and Tour

A casual meet-up turns into a citywide mystery you must solve. When your friend goes missing under suspicious circumstances, a strange trail of clues begins to appear around Aarhus. What starts as a normal walk becomes a thrilling self-guided quest filled with suspense, unexpected twists, and cryptic messages hidden in plain sight. Using the Questo app, you'll explore Aarhus’ streets, parks, and alleyways, unlocking puzzles tied to its vibrant urban culture and landmarks. You’ll encounter locations both iconic and hidden—guided only by your phone, your wits, and the clues left behind. Solve 14 puzzles, follow the gripping storyline, and uncover the secrets that tie it all together. It combines the excitement of a mystery novel with the freedom of urban exploration, turning Aarhus into your interactive game board—with no fixed schedule, guide, or group. Perfect for families, friends, or solo explorers who love puzzles, storytelling, and discovering new places in unexpected ways.