Lystrup

Lystrup is a city in Aarhus Municipality, Denmark. It is located 10 km north of Aarhus city centre, west of Ega and the Bay of Aarhus. It had a populace of 10,362 and it is the second one maximum populous urban vicinity of Aarhus Municipality. Three faculties, several kindergartens, after-school centres and private daycarers makes Lystrup a suburb complete of childlife, and the city has seen a vast influx of own family citizens in recent years.

A huge commercial region lies on the east facet of Lystrup, and one in every of Denmark and Europe's largest defence businesses Terma has its headquarters here. Lystrup has a woodland and 4 parks. Centrally in the town, north of the railroad, lies Southern Forest officially rated as a canine forest wherein traffic can also permit their puppies roam freely. Southern woodland is used for a wide range of leisure activities such as horseback-riding, going for walks and scouting. The four parks are Hovmarken, Indelukket, Aeblehaven and Hedeskovparken. Ega Engso lies south of the metropolis and from it the river New Ega runs to the coast and bay.