Aarhus Botanical Garden

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If you are lucky enough to get a sunny day, it's either a pleasant stroll or an intense workout in the botanical gardens. The place is large enough that it can be used as a track or hiking trail but also good to explore small sections. I was there too early for the greenhouse to be open to the public but the outside gardens are free to wander.
 It's not fields of flowers but has it's bright spots.
The hardest part is having a sunny day to enjoy the park. Two weeks in Aarhus and this was my one and only chance to get good photos (and stay dry).
 
And for no apparent reason - a cow.


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