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aarhus Weather and climate

Data source：Meteostat
Update date：2025-09

aarhus year round climate
  • Spring (March–May): Average 39–55°F, relatively cool climate with occasional showers, but sunshine gradually increases. Common activities: Walking in city parks, visiting museums, cycling. Recommended clothing: Light jacket, comfortable trousers or jeans, warm inner layers.
  • Summer (June–August): Average 60–64°F, mild climate with occasional showers, generally comfortable weather. Common activities: Beach activities, outdoor picnics, visiting the Aarhus Botanical Garden. Recommended clothing: Light short sleeves, comfortable trousers or skirts, a light jacket is recommended in case of temperature changes.
  • Autumn (September–November): Average 42–59°F, gradually cooling climate, more rainfall, greater weather variability. Common activities: Visiting indoor attractions, enjoying local cuisine, shopping. Recommended clothing: Warm jacket, comfortable trousers, scarf and other warm clothing.
  • Winter (December–February): Average 37–39°F, cold climate, heavier rainfall, often overcast. Common activities: Indoor activities such as visiting museums, art galleries or cafes. Recommended clothing: Heavy coat, warm clothing, hat, scarf, gloves.
aarhus climatological average

Annual average temperature: approx. 50.0°F / Annual rainfall: approx. 819 mm / Summer humidity: 65%–75% / Rainiest month: January

aarhus monthly average temperature and precipitation
Month
Air temperature (°F)
Precipitation (mm)
January
37.8°F
117
February
39.7°F
80
March
39.7°F
52
April
45.3°F
68.9
May
55.9°F
21.6
June
61.5°F
33.2
July
62.8°F
99.4
August
63.9°F
65.5
September
59.4°F
45.7
October
51.6°F
72.6
November
43.3°F
69.8
December
38.3°F
93.8
aarhus weather for the next seven days
11/15
Saturday
Sunny
41.9°F/36.9°F
11/16
Sunday
Partly Cloudy
44.4°F/34.7°F
11/17
Monday
Patchy rain nearby
40.7°F/31.8°F
11/18
Tuesday
Patchy rain nearby
39°F/30.8°F
11/19
Wednesday
Patchy rain nearby
38.3°F/32.2°F
11/20
Thursday
Light freezing rain
36°F/29.7°F
11/21
Friday
Cloudy
36.3°F/30.4°F

aarhus FAQ

Is Aarhus worth visiting?
Yes, Aarhus is worth visiting for its vibrant blend of history, culture, and innovation. It features charming historic districts like the Latin Quarter alongside modern architecture and world-class attractions such as Den Gamle By (Old Town Museum), Moesgaard Museum, and ARoS Aarhus Art Museum. Aarhus offers a more relaxed atmosphere than Copenhagen, with excellent shopping, dining, and a strong commitment to sustainability, making it a dynamic and enjoyable city for exploration.
Why is Aarhus famous?
Aarhus is famous as the second-largest city in Denmark, with roots as an established Viking settlement and a historically flourishing harbor. Today, it's a prominent cultural hotspot boasting several Michelin star recommended museums, historic churches, and other significant attractions. The city also showcases an array of interesting modern architectural achievements.
Is Aarhus a walkable city?
Much of central Aarhus is easily explored on foot, allowing visitors to discover its many attractions and unique atmosphere. Its compact nature and pleasant streetscapes make it ideal for independent travel and leisurely strolls through its various districts.
What are the must-visit museums in Aarhus?
Aarhus is a cultural hotspot with renowned museums including Den Gamle By, an open-air living history museum showcasing Danish urban life through the ages. The impressive Moesgaard Museum offers fascinating insights into archaeology and anthropology, while the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum is famous for its iconic 'Your Rainbow Panorama' installation.
What is the atmosphere like in Aarhus?
Aarhus offers a dynamic and enjoyable city experience with a relaxed atmosphere. It seamlessly combines charming historic neighborhoods with cutting-edge modern architectural styles and vibrant urban spaces, providing a diverse visual and cultural experience for all visitors.