Football matches in Aarhus
AGF is the catalog club for the city string Aarhus. The club page on Ceres Park Vejlby says that ground is the home venue from February 2025 until the new stadium in Kongelunden is ready, so a visitor does not aim at a generic point in the centre. The club help page, for gates 1, 7 and 8, names light-rail line L2 with a drop-off at Nehrus Allé and a walk along Vejlby Centervej to Hvidkildevej. It also lists buses 18, 100, 1A and 123 at Veri Center on Vejlby Ringvej, plus buses 15, 16 and 7 at stops on Vejlby Centervej. A shuttle runs from Nehrus Allé to Hvidkildevej, starting 75 minutes before kickoff and again after the final whistle. The same answer names parking at Aarhus Tech on Halmstadgade and at DR Aarhus. AGF sends home tickets to billet.agf.dk. While matches are played in Vejlby, the away-fan page says there is no counter sale, so the ticket is bought online.
Aarhus at a glance
This page keeps only catalog entries whose city string is exactly Aarhus. A neighbouring place is not added, even though the club page places the ground in Vejlby. The stadium list follows the place strings Risskov.
- Published D1 data snapshot
- 2026-09-06T07:10:24Z
- Clubs
- 1
- Stadiums
- 1
Catalogued men's top-flight clubs
Upcoming matches with confirmed stadium
This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.
Plan a visit in the city
Settle the club and the date first, which means AGF and the specific home match, then the place the club page actually names, Ceres Park Vejlby, rather than a meeting point somewhere in Aarhus. Use the club help page on transport for the approach, with light-rail line L2 to Nehrus Allé, the buses listed there, and the shuttle toward Hvidkildevej. The ticket shows which gate is yours, and that help page ties only gates 1, 7 and 8 to Hvidkildevej. Buy on billet.agf.dk before leaving. The away-fan page says there is no physical sale while the club plays in Vejlby, so the ticket is printed or carried on a phone. The ticket page also refuses food and drink that was not bought at Ceres Park Vejlby.
What to distinguish in this travel scope
Light rail L2 to Nehrus Allé
AGF's help page describes the approach to Ceres Park in Vejlby for gates 1, 7 and 8. From light-rail line L2 the stop is Nehrus Allé, then the walk follows Vejlby Centervej to Hvidkildevej. At Veri Center on Vejlby Ringvej it lists buses 18, 100, 1A and 123, with the walk continuing toward Hvidkildevej. Bus 15 is tied to the stop Nyringen and Skejby Busvej, after which the walk goes north along Vejlby Centervej. Bus 16 stops at Vejlby-Risskov Hallen, which the page places at Hvidkildevej. Buses 15, 16 and 7 are listed at Risskov Gymnasium, with the walk heading south.
Source: AGF help page on transport to Ceres Park Vejlby
Shuttle and parking on Halmstadgade
The same help page adds a shuttle from Nehrus Allé, with the stop at Vejlby Centervej, continuing to Hvidkildevej. Those shuttles run 75 minutes before kickoff and again after the final whistle. It names parking at Aarhus Tech on Halmstadgade and at DR Aarhus. That is the concrete alternative to walking the last stretch, not a general rule for the centre of Aarhus. A gate other than 1, 7 or 8 is not given its own route on this answer, so the gate printed on the ticket still has to be checked.
Source: AGF help page on transport to Ceres Park Vejlby
Ceres Park Vejlby and billet.agf.dk
AGF's stadium page says Ceres Park Vejlby is the home ground from February 2025 until the new stadium in Kongelunden is ready. The ticket page sends upcoming home matches at Ceres Park to billet.agf.dk and refuses food and drink that was not bought at Ceres Park Vejlby. The away-fan page adds that sale for the away section generally opens about 14 days before the match and that there is no physical sale while the club plays in Vejlby. The ticket is printed at home on A4 or shown on a phone. For matches against F.C. København, that page requires an FCK Away card in the away section.
Source: AGF page on Ceres Park Vejlby, AGF ticket page for Ceres Park, AGF information for away fans at Ceres Park Vejlby
Editorial sources
The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-22. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.
Club and stadium data sources
- Club: AGF
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Danish Superliga
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- Stadium: Ceres Park Vejlby
Wikipedia source: 2026–27 Danish Superliga
Content edited for MatchVisit. CC BY-SA 4.0
- AGF help page on transport to Ceres Park Vejlby
The page names light-rail line L2, the Nehrus Allé stop, the walk to Hvidkildevej, specific bus lines and stops, the shuttle 75 minutes before kickoff, and parking at Halmstadgade and DR Aarhus.
- AGF page on Ceres Park Vejlby
The page calls Ceres Park Vejlby the AGF home ground from February 2025 until the new stadium in Kongelunden is ready, and it points readers to the practical help pages.
- AGF ticket page for Ceres Park
The page sends home tickets for upcoming matches at Ceres Park to billet.agf.dk and refuses food and drink that was not bought at Ceres Park Vejlby.
- AGF information for away fans at Ceres Park Vejlby
The page names billet.agf.dk, a sale about 14 days ahead, no counter sale in Vejlby, print or phone, and an FCK Away card for matches against F.C. København.