Aalborg City

  Power meter device for cyclists Intensity load monitoring in cycling has changed in recent years. Previously, cyclists were limited to heart rate and speed monitoring, but the introduction of power meters, which measure the power output, has improved the analysis of cycling performance. Power output measurements are not affected by wind, gradient of the road or natural biological variation, and as a result, power meters have become an important training tool in cycling. Traditionally, power has been measured at the crankset, which is also the employed method by the most used power meter device, SRM. That is why, A power meter device was developed by placing a PolyPower force sensor in between two aluminium plates. The device was mounted in between a cycling shoe and cleat and was compared to a Monark ergometer. Origin: Aalborg, Denmark Author: Aalborg University Manufacture: School of Medicine and Health, Aalborg University, 9220 Aalborg East

 Aalborg Theater It is the main theater in Aalborg, Denmark. Built in 1878, it was subsequently modified by Julius Petersen and was remodeled in 2000. Its address is still Jernbanegade (Railway Street), although the station and the theatre have both moved. The theatre has three stages and seats 870 in the main auditorium. There are 10-12 annual productions with a total of 250-400 performances, covering a wide selection of drama and musical. Nordkraft Nordkraft is a cultural centre in the Danish city of Aalborg. Opened in 2009, it is located in a former electricity generating station close to the waterfront in an area designated for cultural development. Neighbouring buildings include the Utzon Center and Musikkens Hus. Nordkraft is home to several cultural institutions including Skråen, a venue for jazz and rock concerts, Teater Nordkraft, the Biffen Art Cinema, the Kunsthal Nord art gallery and Dreamhouse, an innovative creation facility. It also has a multipurpose hall with seating f

Location      click here to zoom it Aalborg is in North Jutland (northwestern Denmark), at the narrowest point of the Limfjord, a shallow sound that separates North Jutlandic Island from the rest of the Jutland Peninsula and connects Aalborg to the Kattegat about 35 kilometres (22 mi) to the east.  Ålborg has existed since about AD 1000 and is one of the oldest towns in Denmark. Demographics Aalborg was the largest city in Jutland until it was surpassed by Aarhus in the mid-19th century. In 1672, it had 4,181 inhabitants, growing slowly during the 18th century, with 4,425 in 1769, 4,866 in 1787 and 5,579 by 1801. By 1845, there were 7,477 inhabitants, increasing to 10,069 by 1860. Dramatic growth began in the late 19th century, with an increase from 14,152 in 1880 to 31,457 in 1901. By 1930, the population had grown to 59,091, although the figure was boosted by the merging of Nørre Tranders, Rørdal Fabriksby, Øster Sundby and Øster Uttrup into Aalborg. In 1950, it reached 87,883, whi

Aalborg is cool most of the year, with average high temperatures of around 20°C and lows of 11°C during the summer. Average temperatures of -3 to 2°C during the coldest months of January and February; July and August, with average temperature of 16°C. Closely followed by May and July.Precipitation is rather evenly distributed all year around, with an average of 76 mm (3 in) during October, normally the wettest month with an average 14 days with rainfall, and an average of 35 mm (1 in) during February.

Social environment Aalborg is a small and compact city.  It feels safe and friendly. The centre's  main component, the Aalborg Hall, can  be divided into sections. The complex  also contains a hotel, restaurant,  bowling alley, and a number of meeting rooms. Social participation There are plenty of sporting opportunities  both for whatching and participating; the  inhabitants share the Danish trait of  respecting privacy. In recent years, they share environmental awareness; The city center has some beautiful medieval houses and an old royal castle, where the native people come out to talk. ! Visit Aalborg ¡ Hacia abajo --- Hacia arriba

Today Aalborg is one of the most important cities in Northern Jutland (Nordjylland). It is known that the first settlement in Aalborg dates back to 700 AD. One of the most important aspects in Aalborg and that makes it one of the most important centers, not only of the Country of Denmark, but of commerce, is the fact that it is the closest point to the Limfjord. Even though the first settlement dates back to 700 AD. The name itself of Aalborg was first made known in the 11th century, the first written mention was in the year 1040, but with a different name, “Alabu” (the place by the stream). During the Middle Ages Aalborg was one of the most important trading posts in all of Scandinavia, it is not surprising that with that mercantile power Aalborg would gradually grow and so it was, in 1516 Aalborg was granted all control and administration of the products that entered through the Limfjord and that is how Aalborg grew until it became one of the most important cities in all of Scandinav

The civic government in Aalborg consists of seven departments: the Mayor's Department (responsible for the incumbent position, the four Citizen Service Centers in Aalborg, the Financial Services Division, the Business Services Division, the General Services Division, and the Fire and Rescue Center); the Technical and Environmental Department (responsible for urban planning, transportation surveillance, the Parks and Nature Division, and the Environmental Division); the Department of Family and Employment (responsible for Children and Family services, social services, and the "Job Center") of the City; the Department of Care for the Elderly and the Disabled (responsible for social benefits, care for the elderly and disabled citizen care); the Department of Education and Cultural Affairs (responsible for municipal schools, public libraries, the Division of Cultural Affairs, and the city archives); the Department of Health and Sustainable Development (responsible for Public

  Sports that are practiced at Aalborg Badmintonklubben ABC Aalborg: ABC Aalborg was founded in 1958 when Idrætsforeningen Skjold and Aalborg Badminton Club merged. Since the start in 1958 ABC Aalborg has been represented in some of the best leagues in Denmark. Aalborg Basketball Klub: In Aalborg Basketball Klub our main goal is to have fun with each other, both on and off the court. Besides playing basketball, there are plenty of opportunities to participate and get involved in various events and initiatives. Aalborg Beach volleyball Club: Aalborg Beach Volleyball Club was established in 2006. From 2006 to the summer of 2016, the training took place on the 4 courts at Nykærvej 2A, 9000 Aalborg. Sport Riding Club of Klarup: Klarup Sports Riding Centre is a fairly large Equestrian Centre with around 50 horses in the stable. The location is situated right outside Klarup city (about 10 km from Aalborg C.). The riding lessons are run in groups or, if you prefer, individually.

Aalborg is dominated by traditional Danish cuisine, which is famous for its variety of fish dishes, desserts and beer The popular smørrebrød sandwiches, multi-layered sandwiches, are the most famous food in Aalborg. In any restaurant or cafe you will find these and you can choose from many ingredients such as meats, vegetables or even fruits. They can be as many layers as you can imagine and they are also very instagrammable. Aalborg is a fishing town and its main production is Salmon. Therefore, you will find different presentations of this fish in different meals and specialties. However, in restaurants you will find different accompaniments for this fish depending on the time of year and the ingredients available to accompany it, so it will be a unique experience for you and your palate. Another animal that is widely consumed is the pork, due to the influence of other Danish countries. Usually, it is served with purple cabbage and pork soup. Something that cannot be missing are the

Aaldong's traditions go back several centuries to the age of Vikings and castles Therefore, one of the main attractions are the Viking events where the community organizes different activities from food to archery competitions, the best? is that you can dress as knights, kings, dragons, whatever you imagine. In addition, children enjoy these activities a lot, but adults cannot help but attend the event and have a good beer with their friends. On the other hand, the most important event is the spring carnival where hundreds of young people travel to Aaldong to enjoy different music and dance events, we will find decorated streets and a parade that crosses the streets but there are also DJs and dance floors where you can dance for the duration of the festival. Without a doubt, it is an event where you must participate. Other important events are religious, but the biggest is Christmas where the decorations in the main streets make us feel like we are in a Christmas story, with lights

Street art is the most common thing in Aalborg Street art is booming these days and all over the world ugly walls and colorless façades are being brought to life with original murals. What started out as guerrilla art has become a sought-after branch of contemporary art that caters to all and not just those who go to galleries and museums. Street art has added an element of surprise and new dimensions to many an urban space, and this is what the two men behind the WEAArt project wanted to bring to Aalborg. Lars Bonde is himself an artist and runs the VÆG gallery, while Mads Mulvad is the artistic director of Studenterhuset in Aalborg. When they met in 2012, they were both dismayed at the lack of contemporary art in Aalborg’s urban spaces, so they decided to do something about it. Their ambition was for internationally recognized street artists to produce works of art around the city over a three-year period. Street art is an expression of a kind of democratization of the art that m