My first Irish Pub in Denmark. We walked in for the final 10 minutes of a football match for the…read moreDanish national team and the place was absolutely mobbed. We ordered a Guinness and found a corner of the bar to lean against and took in the crowd. Once the match was over the place emptied out within 2 minutes so we finished our Guinness and left. A later visit that week had us sampling the Middleton's Rare at a great price. by American standards at least. I enjoyed my time at the Tir Na Nóg.

Great Irish watering hole and great live music on the weekends. I actually met my wife there as…read morewell- so it's a place close to my heart- a real fun place to hang out and have a pint or 10.

This underground gem was next door to my hotel and was my hangout for the 3 weeks in Aarhus. Very…read morecool, laid back, unique bar with friendly staff and customers.I enjoyed the local beer on tap and I love the vibe of this place.

This small Pub in the heart of Aarhus is a must if you enjoy a decent pint of beer or enjoy your…read morewhisky. Be warned this is a smokers bar, but there is good outside seating in the summer. If you are into beer and whisky then this is a must, the staff are friendly and up to date on all the whisky and beers and this makes the visit worth while.

Good place to drop in for a pint. Allows smoking, which might be a drawback for some.read more

A really nice bar to spend some time in. Decorated like your granny's living room if your granny…read morewas a hipster with a great selection of craft beers from Denmark and beyond. There are always different beers on offer, so you can find something new to try. Prices start from 30kr upwards, but they also have a 5 beers for 100kr deal (I haven't tried it, guess its Carlsberg or Tuborg). There is outdoor seating all year around with blankets. The only thing I don't like is that it is always very smoky, but I'm sure some people like that about it too.