Cab Inn Aarhus Hotel Århus

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Man-Lørdag: kl. 11:30
Søndag: kl. 12:00
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So it's very hard to believe that I have already been here two weeks!  The time has just flown by but I have loved every second of it.  Well I am not going to lie....Denmark knows how to party!  There is a huge club/bar underneath my school called Klubben and it is the place to go on Thursday nights, the line was so long last night that they were selling shots and beers to those of us unfortunate enough to be caught in the rain storm and got poured on!  But overall the ...

... lively town, but my mind was otherwise occupied... Thomas took me around to some of the coolest pubs in town, and I got to sample a few of the local beers. They are pretty much all pilsners, but they taste a lot different from pilsners in the states---way better over here, just like the fanta!!
Also, learned how to play a few card games and a stick game that you play by knocking down wooden blocks. I ...

When I visited Kattegat Centret I participated in a survey, and for that I got a free ticket for an other museum in Jutland. That ticket I used to go and see Randers Regnskov (rainforrest)

It was quite impressive how they've build an African, an Asian and a South ...

This being Denmark and all, you can't really trek the Himmalayas, dive the turquoise waters of the Great Barrier Reef or lounge on the beach for hours (though some do it anyways despite the chill)

So I decided that as I were in Grenaa I might as well go and see the Kattegat Centret - a ...

... 30-40 minutes of waiting around, he finally calls it off and I don't get to see Aarhus. Eh, I didn't really care anyway as it being the last day of the cruise, wasn't much in the mood to get off the boat.

So, instead of land based fun, it was sea based craziness.They held a "farewell Tea dance" with free booze. All I gotta say is their version of free booze is truly lame and ...

... I walked along the waterfront. Aarhus is a port city and there in container ships in the harbor.

I bought the train ticket and thought that the cost was a bit higher than I thought it should be, When I got back closer to the hotel I saw why. I was sold TWO tickets for some reason. It was marked in small print. So, I walked back to the train station but the ticket window was closed. I walked back towards the hotel. Then ...

On one of my weekends away, I visited the little Danish college town of Aarhus on the coast.

I couchsurfed this weekend, too, and I stayed with Katrina, a lovely med student who lives in the city. Unfortunately, Katrina was studying for some sort of big exam, so we didn't hang out a lot. But we did have dinner together, and she helped me figure out where to go and how to get there.

One of the more fun aspects of couchsurfing is checking out where ...

Well like a good Harry Potter novel, the long painful wait generally pays off......well lets hope in this circumstance. :-) It's wierd cause while it feels like not alot has happened in the past few months, well alot has just now looking at what I am going to write about. So to make it a bit easier to read and more reader friendly (heard that the last 9 page entry was like a mini novel), I have split it up into trips. So lets start at the beginning which is a very ...