We strongly encourage you to spend a couple of days in Copenhagen before or after the symposium. Attractions in the city include:

• The Tivoli Gardens
• The Little Mermaid sculpture
• The Round Tower, which was built by King Christian IV between 1637 and 1642
• The Experimentarium, that has more than 300 interactive scientific installations
• The Zoological Museum
• The Botanical Garden & Museum
• The National Gallery of Denmark
• The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
• A canal tour
• The Royal castle
• Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
• The Carlsberg Brewery

More information about Copenhagen here.

Aarhus has a lot to offer besides it's beautiful university in the Northern part of the city. Aarhus is called "the smiling city", mainly because of it's variety of people, architecture and surroundings providing a unique and kind atmosphere. Places to visit include:

• The art museum ARoS
• Aarhus University
• Aarhus Cathedral
• Den Gamle By - "The Old Town" is an open-air museum of urban history and culture
• Moesgård Museum holds local history and archeology and is placed in wonderful woodland
• The amusement park Tivoli Friheden

More information about Aarhus here.

• Legoland is one of Denmark's most well-known amusement parks
• Djurs Sommerland is Scandinavia’s largest summer park
• Randers Rainforest is 3600 m² tropical exhibition housing animals and plants from the world’s three large rainforest continents: South America, Asia and Africa
• Kattegatcentret is Denmark's largest tropical shark centre
• Ree Park - Ebeltoft Safari has wild animals from 5 continents in the scenic surroundings
• Givskud Lionpark