a city hall any longer due to the erection of the present city hall, the building was in use as a police station between 1941 and 1984. Today the building houses Kvindemuseet, a museum for women's culture and history in Denmark. Surroundings The Aarhus City Hall is situated in Rådhusparken (The City Hall Park). The park is rather small, but marks the main entrance to the city for travellers arriving at the Central Station close by and hosts various events throughout the year. The City Hall Park connects with the park area in front of The Concert Hall of Aarhus () and leads to the central square of Rådhuspladsen (The City Hall Square). Sources Byens hus, Erhvervsarkivet 1991 References External links Photos of the City Hall and the park arslonga.dk A Lovable House: an architectural documentary about Aarhus City Hall Government buildings completed in 1941 Towers completed in 1941 Arne Jacobsen buildings Listed city and town halls in Denmark Modernist architecture in Aarhus City and town halls in Denmark City Hall Danish Culture Canon Functionalist architecture in Aarhus 1941 establishments in Denmark