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Welcome to your recycling station

Opening hours
Monday to Friday: 7.00-18.00
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: 10.00-17.00

Closed
December 24th, 25th, 26th and 31th plus January 1st.
We are looking forward to seeing you!

At the recycling stations you will find different containers for different kinds of waste.

The signs and staff at the recycling stations will guide you on how to sort your waste.

Also you can look up specific kinds of waste in our sorting list. It's in Danish, but hopefully Google Translate (or a Danish friend) can help you out.

How to sort waste at the recycling station

Find your local recycling station

Sintrupvej 57
8220 Brabrand

Brabrand

Birkegårdsvej 8
8361 Hasselager

Hasselager

Ølstedvej 70
8200 Aarhus N

Lisbjerg

Holmskovvej 66
8340 Malling

Malling

Lystrupvej 190
8240 Risskov

Risskov

Eskelundvej 13
8260 Viby J

Viby

Visit your local recycling station in Aarhus C

Godsbanen Nærgenbrugsstation is a recycling station in the city centre. You will find it at Dirch Passers Gade 5 and Johanne Bergs Gade 3 in Aarhus C.

Here you can hand in several types of waste for recycling and find free reused items.

The recycling station in Aarhus C is open everyday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. - also at weekends.

Reuse at the recycling stations

At the recycling stations in Lisbjerg, Malling and Viby, Risskov and Brabrand you can give and take reuse for free.

You can drop off used furniture, items, and building materials that others can benefit from. If you find something you can use yourself, you can take it home - completely free of charge.

During 2024, you can find Genbrug (Reuse) at all 6 recycling stations.

What happens to the waste from the recycling stations?

The waste you hand in at the recycling station, are recycled in the best possible ways.

Almost 90% of the up to 145,000 tonnes of waste delivered to the recycling stations each year are reused in one way or another.

Our waste is everyone's responsibility, so let's help each other. For the environment, for the planet and for the future.

Are you curious about what happens to the last 10%?

9% becomes district heating in the incinerator. The last small residue must be deposited.

Please follow these 10 rules to ensure that everyone has a nice visit at the recycling station.

How to act at the recycling stations