Agnete og Havmanden: A Modern Fairy Tale in Bronze

Getting There

• Walking

  From Frederiksbjerg’s lively squares, head toward Aarhus’ main city center—crossing the river and entering the bustling civic core. The striking city hall tower rises nearby, and the sculpture’s fountain sits openly on a popular square surrounded by municipal buildings and public benches. The walk typically takes about 10–15 minutes at a leisurely pace.

• Public Transport

  Buses from Frederiksbjerg’s eastern periphery head straight toward the central station area. Disembark at the main transport hub; from there, it’s a brief walk to Park Allé, with the sculpture visible near the plaza. Single tickets for local buses are generally DKK 24–27.

• Taxi

  A taxi ride from central Frederiksbjerg to Park Allé offers quick access, typically within 5–10 minutes depending on traffic. Fare ranges from DKK 65–95 under normal city conditions.

• Driving

  Parking spaces in the city center, especially near the fountain, are limited and in high demand. Municipal parking houses are nearby, with fees averaging DKK 20–30 per hour. Walking from the parking structures, the square with Agnete og Havmanden is clearly marked by the city hall and accessible by foot.