History and description

Ceres Park, before known as NRGi Park and Århus Stadion, opened on 5 June 1920. The stadium recorded its highest attendance in 1962, when 23,990 people visited a match against Esbjerg.

The Århus Stadion was extensively redeveloped in the early 2000s, including the construction of new stands on three sides.

The name of the stadium changed in 2006 and again in 2015 due to sponsorship deals.

How to get to Ceres Park

Ceres Park is located south of the city of Aarhus and just over 2 kilometers from Aarhus' rail station and city center. The walk to the stadium will take about half an hour. Alternatively, one can catch bus 11 from the city centre. Take the bus from the Park Allé in the direction of Søholm stopping at Jyllands Allé/Vilhelms Bechs Vej. The journey only takes 7 minutes.

There are two alternatives for getting to the MP Bruunsgade station: bus 16 in the direction of Holme Syd or bus 18 in the direction of Moesgård Museum. Both buses stop at the same stop, so it's easy to get off and continue your walk.

Address: Stadion Allé 70, DK-8000 Århus C

AGF Tickets

Tickets for AGF games can be bought online, in person at the ticket office at Ceres Park, or by phone. Tickets are also available on the gate on the day of the match.

Ticket prices are either DKK 125.00 for a seat at the sides or DKK 100.00 for behind the goal.

Relevant Internet links

The official website of Aarhus GF.Parkarena is www.parkarena.dk, while the official website of NRGi Park is www.nrigi-park.dk and the official website of Visitaarhus is www.visitaarhus.com. Public transport information for Aarhus can be found at Midttrafik www.midtrafik.dk