With a population of 122,461 in 2009, Aalborg is a cornucopia of sights and sounds you will never see or hear anywhere else. The fourth largest city in Denmark after Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense, its strategic location by the Limfjord contributed in its development from being a significant harbour in the Middle Ages to the industrial hub it is today. Today this city is bustling with one event after another.

Jomfru Ane Gade Street attracts Northern party seekers who crowd around this street’s numerous bars and discos which suit every taste. Magnificent shows in the Jomfru Ane Theatre fill your spectacular nights with amazing scenes. Pass by the Ice-breaker Elbjorn which is both a restaurant and a glass blower or how about the Rosdahls Restaurant and Produce Market which oozes an array of native and international gastronomical concoctions from organic chocolate to handmade candy. Walk along Vestre Havnepromenade where De Danske Spritfabrikker produces akvavit schnapps you will not be able to find produced anywhere else. The Aalborg Carnival is held in May the largest Northern Europe carnival with up to twenty-five thousand carnivalists featured in the Grand Parade which is a whirlwind of colorful sights and sounds, music, costume and dancing with an audience of up to 100,000 spectators.