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Den Uendelige Bro
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Den Uendelige Bro

Getting around: Along the coast near Varna Palace, south of central Aarhus; reachable by bike, bus, or a scenic coastal walk from the city center.
Hours: Open-air public installation, accessible at all times.

The Infinite Bridge is a circular wooden walkway extending out over the water just offshore, originally built as a temporary art installation but kept in place due to its popularity. Walking it doesn't lead anywhere in particular — the loop simply frames the coastline and Aarhus Bay from a different angle, which is the entire point.

It's a quick, low-key stop best combined with a walk or bike ride along the Aarhus coastline, particularly appealing at sunrise or sunset.

Den Uendelige Bro FAQs

Is there a fee to walk it?

No, it's a free public installation.

How long does it take?

10-15 minutes to walk the loop, longer if you linger for photos or the view.

What's the best time to visit?

Sunrise or sunset gives the most striking light over the water.

Is it accessible by wheelchair or stroller?

The wooden decking is mostly flat and manageable, though it can be uneven or slippery when wet.

Is it near other sights?

It sits along the coastal path near Varna Palace, a pleasant stretch for walking or cycling further along the shore.

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