Balint International 2026

We are looking forward to see you soon at the congress. On this page we have gathered some usefull information:

Aarhus presentation movie
Link to Visit Aarhus
Link to What’s going on
Museums and exhibitions
Where to eat
Atmospheric quarters in Aarhus
Prepare for the weather
Medic aid
Transportation and how to get around in Aarhus
Bike rental
Taxi

Tourist information

Tourist Information: The Aarhus Region | VisitAarhus

What’s going on: AarhusInside – The city’s largest experience magazine and guide

Scan the qr-code to wiew on map:

Museums and exhibitions

Guided walks and tours in the city center: AARHUSGUIDERNE – Forside – EN

Den Gamle By: An old town in the new city – an open air time travel through 400 years of Danish history.

Experience world-class art and great views of Aarhus – ARoS: Aarhus’ art museum.

The Viking Museum: Vikingemuseet | Vikingemuseet. Vikinger i vikingetidens Aros

The Science Museums: Science, the body and astronomy. Experiences for everyone.

Museum Ovartaci: Museum Ovartaci This museum situated close to the University Hospital in the northern part of Aarhus displays the surreal expression of the inner life of a patient throughout 56 years at the old psychiatric hospital.

Where to eat

Aarhus has plenty of restaurants, cafés and bistros within a wide range of prices. Nevertheless, it may be necessary to book in advance.

You will find a wide range of possibilities at: Eating places in Aarhus – Find a guide to eating places here
or at: Spiseguiden Aarhus: Spisesteder, caféer, restauranter, anmeldelser

If you are not afraid of a quite rustic interior you should try Aarhus Street Food situated in the old bus garage at the central bus station. Here food trucks sell a wide variety of “world food”: Aarhus Street Food Ordering

Atmospheric quarters in Aarhus

“The latin quarter” – the middle age town bordered by Mejlgade, Store Torv (with the cathedral), Lille Torv and Guldsmedgade. Click on the map for more info.

Jægergårdsgade:

Prepare for the weather:
October in Denmark may be nice and quiet but is often wet and windy. Bring comfy shoes and a windbreaking and water repellent jacket or coat – may be better than an umbrella as you will never be alone on the pavement.

Medic aid:
Weekdays between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.: please contact nearest general practitioner
Weekdays between 4 p.m. and 8. a.m.: please call the out of hours service: +45 70 11 31 31
In case of emergency: Call 112

TRANSPORTATION:

Getting around in Aarhus and in the Aarhus Region | VisitAarhus:

Buy your tickets
The bus company Midttrafik offers day tickets at: Dayticket including busses, nightbusses and Letbanen (the local light rail)

How to reach Aarhus:
From Copenhagen: by airplane to Aarhus Airport (duration ca. 45 minutes) or by train to Aarhus Central Station (duration 3 hours)

From Aarhus Airport: blue bus route 925X Aarhus Airport | Bus 925X from Aarhus C (duration 50 minutes)

From Billund Airport: blue bus route 912X Billund Airport | Airport bus 912X (duration 1,5 hours).

Bus from central Aarhus to the congress venue (Diakonhøjskolen):

Blue bus route 100 direction Odder from the central bus station and the railway station to the bus stop ”Lyseng Allé” leaves about every 20 minutes. Duration ca. 12 minutes.

The bus drivers are always helpful if you need guidance about where to get off the bus. From the bus stop you have 500 meters by foot to the congress venue Diakonhøjskolen.

Bus from central Aarhus to Moesgaard Museum:
Yellow bus route 18 direction Moesgaard Museum leaves twice an hour from Park Allé (near the railway station and the central bus station). Duration ca. 30 minutes.

To be at Moesgaard Museum in due time for the guided tour you should catch the bus at 9.34 at the latest. From the bus stop there is a five minutes walk slightly uphill to the main entrance.

Bus from central Aarhus to Varna where the congress dinner is held:
10-15 minutes from central Aarhus with blue bus route 100 direction Odder to the bus stop “Mindeparken/Oddervej” from which there is a short seaside walk about 9 minutes.

Bike rental: Bike Rental Aarhus | VisitAarhus

TAXI: Aarhus Taxa +45 89 48 48 48 (answers in Danish and in English)

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