While many go straight to Copenhagen when visiting Denmark, Aarhus isn’t to be overlooked. Named the European Capital of Culture in 2017, Aarhus has museums and funky neighborhoods that make for fun exploration. When it comes to food, Aarhus is as metropolitan and worldly when it comes to flavor as its big sister Copenhagen, but it also boasts more traditional Danish dishes like Smørrebrød, an open-faced sandwich; Æbleflæsk, a dish with apples, salted pork belly, and herbs; and flæskesteg, roasted pork with cracklings.
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