Denmark | Aarhus Deer Park

📍 Location: Ørneredevej 6, 8270 Højbjerg 💡 These deer are called “elves fallen to earth.” It’s a must-see spot in Aarhus, and it’s free—no tickets required. 🎀 Best to visit in spring or summer when the weather is mild and the scenery is beautiful. In winter, the trees are bare, and the views aren’t as picturesque. 🚌 Use Google Maps to plan your route. I took a 30-minute train from Horsens to Aarhus, then a bus from Aarhus Central Station to the deer park. After getting off the bus, it’s a 10-minute walk through a dense, tranquil forest—very soothing. 🦌 The deer are gentle. Male deer are less shy than females and have beautiful antlers. Bring pasta or carrots; otherwise, the deer won’t pay attention to you. When I took carrots out of my bag, the deer flocked over. (Tip: Don’t take out a whole bag at once, or they’ll snatch it all. Give a little at a time to play with the deer longer.) 🌉 Next to the deer park is the sea, with a small sandy beach and a pretty round bridge—perfect for a sit-down with a stunning view. ⏰ Suggested visit duration: 2 hours #Denmark #Aarhus #DenmarkTravel #Deer