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AARHUS | Denmark by Drone in 4K - DJI Mavic Air 2

I took the train to Aarhus shortly after arriving into into Aalborg, Denmark from Stockholm, Sweden. The only thing I had heard about Aarhus before my arrival was through word of mouth as my friend was enrolled in university there and she had spoken so highly about it. Since I was meeting my parents in Copenhagen some days later, I figured I would do a short Danish city tour before their arrival. I found my two days in Aarhus to be exceptionally worth the time. The city had plenty to do and see, while also possessing such a relaxed atmosphere, presumably a product of the student life here. I took my drone out for a few flights and loved what I saw from the air in Aarhus. For some context, Aarhus is the 2nd largest city in Denmark whose origins date back to the 8th century. I came here May 2022 and saw such cool places like the Aarhus Art Museum (ARos), Aarhus Cathedral, Our Lady Church, Aarhus Customs House, Marselisborg Beach and Castle, The Infinite Bridge, Mejlborg, and Mølleparken. For more information on my trip to Aarhus, be sure to check out my blog post below: http://www.ecksplorer.com/blog/a-week... Be sure to check out my other youtube videos on spots in Denmark below: Copenhagen -    • COPENHAGEN | Denmark by Drone in 4K - DJI ...   Odense -    • ODENSE | Denmark by Drone in 4K - DJI Mavi...   Aarhus -    • AARHUS | Denmark by Drone in 4K - DJI Mavi...   Ebeltoft -    • Видео   Klitmøller -    • Видео   Løkken -    • Видео   Grenen -    • Видео   Skagen -    • SKAGEN | Denmark by Drone in 4K - DJI Mavi...   North Jutland -    • Видео   Castles of Denmark -    • Видео   Ultimate Denmark compilation -    • Видео   Drone laws in Denmark: In order to fly your drone in Denmark, you should have a A1/A3 certification in the OPEN category in any EU member state (I have one from Sweden). This allows you to fly (under certain restrictions) within other EU countries. The standard rules apply such as flying within visual line of sight, not flying at night, only 120 meters in elevation, and not over crowds or sensitive infrastructure. Furthermore, other restrictions may also be enacted by the Danish Transport Authority. I used their official drone map on their website to plan my overflights beforehand. You can find the map here: https://www.droneluftrum.dk/ Check out my social media channels and travel blog for more travel inspiration: My Blog: http://www.ecksplorer.com​ Facebook:   / ecksplore​   Pinterest:   / cktheexplorer​   Instagram:   / ck_the_explorer​   Twitter:   / ecksplorer1   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/ecksplorer.b... Prints for Sale: http://www.ecksplorer.com/photo-prints