🇩🇰 Feeding Deer in Aarhus, Denmark 🦌

Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city, is a lovely off-the-beaten-path destination! 🌟 Møllestien A picture-perfect lane with charming old-style cottages and a rustic vibe 🏡—super photogenic! 📌 Address: Møllestien 🌟 Marselisborg Deer Park You can’t miss feeding the deer here! Just push the gate and walk in—even if it looks closed 🚪🦌. (The first time we went, it seemed closed with no staff, but we followed other visitors inside 😄) The deer are very friendly and not afraid of people 🥕. Bring some carrots to feed them (though they seem to prefer the darker orange ones!). After feeding the deer, take a walk to the nearby seaside 🌊❄️—the winter wind is chilly, but the view is refreshing! We didn’t get to see The Infinite Bridge 🏗️ (it was under renovation), but the coastal stroll was still relaxing. ————————————————————- 🍔 What to Eat in Aarhus We tried D’let in Bruuns Galleri shopping mall near the central station 🏬🍛. It’s labeled as a Thai restaurant but offers a mix of Thai and Chinese flavors. All dishes are buffet-style—pay by weight! 🥢 👨🎓 Student discount: 20% off with student ID! 💰 Around 50 DKK per person for a full meal. #VisitDenmark #AarhusFood #HiddenGems #EuropeTravel #DeerFeeding #BudgetTravel #AarhusDiaries