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Nice Aalborg flight

Set a course for Jutland

Let's be serious for a moment: if you take a non-stop flight from Nice to Aalborg, you won’t want to waste time looking for your ticket! Follow the example of your Nice-Aalborg return trip: Take the direct route! And the quickest way to get to Denmark is via our website and MisterFly, our partner for online ticket sales. With just a few clicks, you can find all the dates, times, and prices for a direct flight from Nice to Aalborg. And that's not all: once you've made your choice, you can book your trip without paying any booking fees and pay for all your tickets in several monthly instalments to help manage your budget.

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  • Useful information about getting to Aalborg

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    With your Nice-Aalborg return ticket in your pocket, you are ready to board your longboat... Sorry, I meant your plane, of course! The flight will take you all the way to Viking country in the north of Denmark, a region that is now conquering the rest of the world with its hygge, a philosophy of well-being that promotes a joyful and cosy intimacy. But instead of packing thick woollen socks for relaxing by the fire, fill your suitcase with good shoes. You'll need them at the end of your direct flight from Nice to Aalborg to wander the streets of a city that is full of charm, despite its industrial past, but also to discover the surrounding countryside and, who knows? bump into a troll.

    Formalities for travelling to Aalborg

    • Entry formalities: As a member of the Schengen area, Denmark only asks its European visitors for a valid passport or identity card.
    • Currency: in Aalborg (pronounced ‘Olborg’), Lego boxes, the pride of an entire nation, are sold in Danish kroner. The exchange rate is around 7.5 crowns to the euro. To cover your initial expenses, before you leave, make sure you get a few Danish banknotes from Interchange, which has kiosks in both terminals at Nice Côte d'Azur Airport ,

    Your direct Nice-Aalborg flight

    Norwegian Air Shuttle leaves Nice for Jutland from Terminal 1. You will need to arrive at the airport at least one hour before departure if you already have your boarding pass and only carry-on baggage, or an hour and a quarter if you need to check in or drop off hold baggage.

    Departure aiport Nice Côte d’Azur aiport
    Departure terminal Terminal 1
    Arrival airport Aalborg airport

    Your arrival in Aalborg


    Your flight from Nice to Aalborg drops you just seven kilometres from the city. A distance you can easily cover by:

    • Bus: an economical and quick means of transport, as the journey takes around twenty minutes. During the day, four services pass through the city centre (Vesterbro stop): lines 12, 70, 71 and 200. At night, take the N24.
    • Train: the station is just outside the terminal where trains to the city centre run every 30 minutes. It takes just ten minutes. The fare is just over three euros.
    • Taxis: they wait outside the terminal and take you to your hotel in around 15 minutes for a minimum fare of 30 euros.
    • Hire car: seven major car hire firms have a desk in the Arrivals Hall at Aalborg Airport. As well as taking you to the city centre, having your own vehicle will be invaluable for exploring the wider Jutland region.

What to do in
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Admittedly, in terms of tourism, Aalborg doesn't have the same reputation as Copenhagen, the Scandinavian capital. Especially as it has a reputation of being ‘hard-working’: this former industrial town, is still a major port city. However, be careful not to miss this very special place, because behind its ‘tough as nails’ image, this Viking hides a tender soul, with a long history and a strong Danish identity, a picturesque old town and a great nightlife. This city has many charms, making it the ideal starting point for a tour of Jutland.

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  • Perfect for couples or the family

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    Would you like to amaze your partner or children with a surprise weekend to an unexpected destination? Dare to visit Aalborg! This agreeable Danish city is the perfect place to enjoy a holiday with your partner or the whole family. It's a city on a human scale, blending the simple pleasures of life with a vibrant night life. Take a romantic late-night stroll along Jomfru Ane Gade (Virgin Anne Street), which, contrary to its name, is not home to a wise nun, but has one of the highest concentrations of bars and nightclubs in the region. In May, if you are travelling with the kids, take them to the local carnival, one of the most popular in Europe. At any other time of the year, alternate between culture and nature, discovering wildlife, Vikings, the best contemporary artists, the flavours of the world’s cuisine or enchanted forests.

  • Top 10 things to do in Aalborg.

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    • Take a stroll through the old town, around St-Budolphe Cathedral, and discover the charm of its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and colourful façades. Some of the dwellings, still looking their best, are four or five centuries old.
    • Visit the Utzon Centre to discover the work of architect Jørn Utzon, a native son, who became famous for designing... the Sydney Opera House. He also designed the building housing the museum dedicated to him.
    • Whether you're a music lover or simply an aesthete, a visit to Musikkens Hus, the House of Music, is a must. The building, with its silver exterior, is magnificent. The interior is also well worth a visit, as the concert hall is home to the Aalborg Symphony Orchestra.
    • Admire the 1,500 works from the modern art collection of the Kunsten Museum. This remarkable architectural showcase is home to works by Niki de Saint Phalle, Vasarely, Ernst, Chagall, César, and Warhol, to name but a few.
    • Feeling in an arty mood? Take a stroll through the city and discover its many works of street art, or visit Nordkraft, a former power station that has been transformed into a cultural centre.
    • Awaken your inner child by visiting the pretty Aalborg Zoo (over a hundred different species, from the savannah to the ice floe) and by boarding an authentic submarine, the Springeren, the star of the beautiful Maritime Museum.
    • Discover some unusual sites with striking atmospheres: Lindholm Høje, a genuine Viking cemetery and, just an hour's drive from the city, Troldeskoven, the forest of trolls, with its mossy, twisted trees.
    • Treat yourself in the kingdom of street food: The Lighthouse. Housed in a former furniture factory, discover a host of food stands inspired by cuisines from around the world: Indian, Japanese, Moroccan and Thai. Drink in the relaxed atmosphere as you enjoy the delicious food.
    • Take a dip in the clear but cool waters of Limfjord at Vestre Fjordpark, an aquatic centre offering pools, diving boards, kayaks, paddles, windsurfing boards, beach volleyball and a climbing wall. Admission is free!
    • Take to the heights for a pre-dinner drink and admire Aalborg from the sky (or almost). How? By taking the outside lift of Aalborgtårnet, Aalborg's tower, to reach the panoramic bar perched 55 metres above the ground - an impressive experience!

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