Aarhus
Our next destination is Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city. This time we've chosen the campsite in Marselisborg Haven, a suburb. The campsite is located in a marina.


Published: 09.08.2026
We have arrived in Copenhagen and are at the DCU Campingplatz Copenhagen Absolon. The site is easily accessible by camper and is well-located. From here, it takes about 30 minutes by bike to reach the city center. There is also a train station that is a 10-minute walk away, and from there, it takes about 15 minutes to get to the center.
The campsite is very pleasant, with large pitches, sufficient sanitary buildings that are well-equipped and clean, providing everything a camper needs.
Copenhagen is a beautiful city. On the first day, we took a boat tour of the canals, which I can highly recommend. You see and learn a lot. Afterwards, we went exploring on foot; my legs have never hurt so much as they did here😊! But it was worth it, with beautiful buildings and churches, friendly people, many pubs to relax in, and an incredible amount of impressions. You should definitely take your time for Copenhagen. The Gefion Fountain is, for example, one of the oldest monuments in the city.
