The Infinite Bridge (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is The Infinite Bridge?
What makes it 36% Baby-Friendly: Babies are allowed, yet the narrow plank deck without guard rail makes strollers risky, and no on-site changing tables or nursing rooms mean visits should be brief and carrier-only.
Positives:
- Free entry and parking: No fee to enter and free roadside parking near Marselisborg Deer Park.
- Scenic 360° views: The circular design offers forest, beach, and city skyline panoramas.
Challenges:
- Lack of safety rails: Bridge edges drop directly to water—keep your baby in a carrier at all times.
- No baby-care facilities: No changing tables or nursing rooms on site; bring a portable mat and wipes.
What is The Infinite Bridge?
- A seasonal floating circular walkway on Aarhus Bay’s Varna Strand installed annually from April to October
- An 188-meter timber ring composed of pine and oak planks supported by submerged buoyancy drums
- A public art installation by Danish studio Aamodt / Plumb that merges functional architecture with sculptural form
What is so special about The Infinite Bridge for with baby?
- Free, 2-3 hour circular walk with varied scenery
- Picnic tables at the strand for easy baby feeding
- Nearby Marselisborg Deer Park adds wildlife fun
- Carry your baby due to lack of guard rails
- No changing stations—plan with portable supplies
Note: The Infinite Bridge is 36% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Aarhus for a more suitable experience.
Recommended visit duration: 2-3 hours
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: A 2-3 hour visit lets you complete the circular walk, rest at picnic tables, and spot deer without tiring the baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in The Infinite Bridge
Short circular walk on the bridge:
Stroll the 188 m loop for forest, beach, and skyline views.
Tip: Use a baby carrier instead of a stroller due to open edges.
Picnic at Varna Strand:
Use the sturdy wooden tables by the beach for snacks and feeding breaks.
Tip: Bring baby-friendly food and a blanket for extra comfort.
Visit Marselisborg Deer Park:
Walk 5 minutes to see tame deer in fenced woods.
Tip: Carry pre-cut carrots and hold your baby in a carrier on uneven trails.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to The Infinite Bridge
- Use a baby carrier: Stroller not recommended—carrier keeps your baby secure on the open deck.
- Pack ahead: Bring snacks, water, and a portable changing mat to avoid mid-visit trips.
- Combine with nearby park: Visit the deer park before or after the bridge to break up the walk.
Reviews of The Infinite Bridge
Neeru Das
The infinite bridge, a wooden circular pedestrian bridge, located at Varna Beach near Aarhus, Denmark. It was designed by Gjode and Povlsgard, completed in 2015, though it was initially made as a temporary art installation, but due to its growing popularity, then finally a permanent structure was made in its place. A circular loop, about 570 ft long, diameter is about 60 meters, partially on land ...
Rajneesh Armugham
Inifinity bridge located at 3 km from Aahrus city centre… by walk or car is fine Beautiful circular bridge - need to be careful as it’s windy and no side support Lovely natural clean water and can get wet .. you can relax your day at this location Free entry Parking available
Chang-Chih Shih
This is an ideal destination for families seeking a refreshing aquatic adventure. It's a vibrant community hub where laughter echoes as parents and children splash in clear waters, creating unforgettable memories. This safe, welcoming locale offers a delightful escape, promising hours of joyous interaction and playful splashing for all ages.
Barbara Fuchs
Beautiful. Wonderful. Take the Bus from the City Center, find the Bridge either along the shore or after a stroll through the nearby forest. A fantastic sight from the Bridge!
Stéphane Nicoll
I went there twice during my stay and it is a must if you’re discovering the area. Very peaceful, you can sit anywhere you like. A bit less pleasant where there is a lot of people on the bridge thought. Bring your swimsuit!
When is the best time to visit The Infinite Bridge (Aarhus, Denmark)?
The bridge is installed April–October and open 24 hours. Visit May–September for mild weather and calm waters.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Coffee at Restaurant Varna | DKK 50 |
| Ice cream or snack | DKK 40 |
| Total Estimated | DKK 90 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: Ørneredevej 3, 8000 Aarhus, Denmark
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