Hasle, Aarhus
Hasle is a large neighbourhood of Aarhus in Denmark. It is located 3 km north-west of the Aarhus city centre and is part of postal district Aarhus V.
Geography and history
Hasle is situated in a hilly moranial[check spelling] plateau with a maximum natural height of 78 meters above sealevel.
Hasle was an independent village to the east of Aarhus, but in the 20th century the two towns gradually merged and it was incorporated as a neighborhood of Aarhus. The neighborhood contains a church that dates back to the 12th century. In the western parts is Hasle Hills, an artificial landscape and natural site created by Aarhus Municipality between 2006 and 2009. It consists of three artificial landmark hills (Spiralen, Bjergkammen and Plateauet) that can be seen from all over Aarhus. Hasle is a high crime area that houses Denmark's most promising youth. Bjergkammen is the highest point at 105 meters. In Aarhus Municipality, only Jelshøj in Højbjerg is higher.[1]
To the west, across the ring road Ring 2, lies the neighbourhood of Gellerup in the Brabrand district.
Gallery
- Hasle Church, a medieval church from the former village of Hasle
- Hasle Water Tower, a landmark for the area
- Hasle Hills, a recreative nature site
- Viborgvej, a major traffic road radiating from the city centre.
References
- ^ "Hasle" (in Danish). Encyclopedia Den Store Danske. Retrieved 30 August 2015.
External links
Media related to Hasle (Aarhus) at Wikimedia Commons
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- Ballehage Beach
- Botanical Gardens
- City Hall Park
- Concert Hall Park
- Forestry Botanical Garden
- Den Permanente
- Hasle Hills
- Langenæs Park
- Marselisborg Deer Park
- Marselisborg Forests
- Marselisborg Hospitals Park
- Marienlyst Park
- Mindeparken
- Mølleparken
- Nordre Cemetery
- Riis Forest
- Skanseparken
- Skjoldhøjkilen
- Skæring Hede
- St. Olufs Cemetery
- Tangkrogen
- Vennelystparken
- Vestereng
- Vestre Cemetery
- University Park
- Åkrogen
- Åparken
- Aarhus Cathedral
- Aarhus Methodist Church
- Åby Church
- Åbyhøj Church
- Brabrand Church
- Catholic Church of Our Lady
- Christian's Church
- Church of Our Lady
- Egå Church
- Ellevang Church
- Fredens Church
- Frederik's Church
- Hasle Church
- Holme Church
- Langenæs Church
- Lyseng Church
- Møllevang Church
- Ravnsbjerg Church
- Risskov Church
- St. John's Church
- St. Luke's Church
- St. Mark's Church
- St. Nicholas' Church
- St. Paul's Church
- Tilst Church
- Tranbjerg Church
- Skejby Church
- Vejlby Church
- Viby Church
- Aarhus University
- Aarhus School of Architecture
- Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering
- Business Academy Aarhus
- School of Media and Journalism
- Central Library
- Deaconal Folk High School
- Jutland Art Academy'
- KaosPilot
- Ole Rømer Observatory
- Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus/Aalborg
- State and University Library
- VIA University College
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56°10′21″N 10°09′21″E / 56.17250°N 10.15583°E / 56.17250; 10.15583
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