N.B., We recommend always checking the distance between your accommodation and the conference venue on Maps before booking.

Airbnb offers options in the city centre, though they can be relatively expensive.

Hotels and hostels are also available, and we have listed some suggestions below by price category:

Budget-friendly options:

· Danhostel Aarhus City
· Roberta’s Society Aarhus

Mid-range options:

· CabInn Hotel Aarhus
· Wakeup Aarhus, M. P. Bruuns Gade

Standard hotel prices:

· Scandic The Mayor
· Scandic Aarhus City
· Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Aarhus
· Radisson Red Aarhus
· Hotel Oasia Aarhus

If you’re interested in sharing accommodation with other participants to the conference, please feel free to use the ‘Accommodation’ channel in the conference Discord server. You can find info about the conference discord following this link: TBA

• Google Maps/Apple Maps ⇒ You can use Google/Apple Maps for orientation around the city and to check for distances from the conference venue.
• Rejsebillet ⇒ If you want to move around using public transport, you can download this app to check for routes and buy tickets on your phone.
• Midttrafik live ⇒ This app shows the realtime location of buses and trams.
• Donkey Republic ⇒ If you’d like to use bikes to move around the city, Donkey Republic is the most used bike sharing system. It provides both regular and electric bikes, and gives the possibility to rent a bike for more days.
• Lime ⇒ This is an alternative to Donkey Republic to share electric bikes.
• Green Mobility ⇒ This app is used for car sharing of electric vehicles around the city of Aarhus.
• Aarhus Taxa ⇒ If you need a taxi you can use Aarhus Taxa app to book one.
• DanTaxi ⇒ An alternative to Aarhus Taxa to book a taxi.

Food

• Street Food Aarhus is an unmissable stop for people from the Center for Music in the Brain. Street Food is an indoor market with food stalls from various countries, such as Mexico, Greece, India and, of course, Denmark. The prices are lower than average, and the informal atmosphere makes it a regular spot for our dinners together.
• Café Mellemfolk is a volunteer-run place. It’s a café, but you’ll also find excellent, fully plant-based food here. Always worth checking out is the Global Kitchen, where every Wednesday evening dishes from a specific world cuisine are offered in a vegan version.
• Gaijin Ramen is a ramen restaurant that’s also an institution in Aarhus. Unfortunately, you can’t make reservations, but if you’re craving a hot bowl of ramen, it’s always a great idea.
• Pizza Propria is Silvia’s favourite pizza place in Aarhus. Come here or order take away for great pizza made with quality ingredients and some italianity.
• Faour à Drop has the best falafels in town and amazing mezzé!
• Royal Indian is a great place to try out in the city centre of Aarhus if it’s indian food you’re craving!
• Pho C&P is for lovers of Vietnamese cuisine. In Pho C&P you can find what you’re looking for.
• Yi East is traditional Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine in a fancy location.

Cafés

• Coffee Collective
• Domen
• Fika
• Jumbo Bakery
• Løve’s Bog og Vincafé
• Mellemfolk
• La Cabra

Bars

• Le Coq
• Mikkeller
• Væskebalancen
• PicaPica
• Under Masken
• Erlings

Wine bars

• MADMORs VinBix
• Mas Vino

Live Music:

• Institut for X
• Turkis
• Volume Village
• HeadQuarters
• Erlings Jazz Bar

Boardgames café:

• Spilcafeen

Walks:

• From the city centre you can walk Strandvejen to the forest of Marselisborg. Here you can see the Infinite Bridge (Den Uendelige Bro) and walk into the Deer Park (Dyrehave) to see the deers. If you have a bike, you can consider cycling to Moesgård Strand and to Moesgård museum.
• Going north, you can have a walk in the other forest, Risskov. If you continue your walk on the seaside from here, you can reach Bellevue Strand, a nice beach where to enjoy some sun and sea.
• Brabrand Sø is a big lake where you can have nice walks and cycle around.