Discover the best attractions and experiences Bornholm has to offer
Bornholm's coast and villages boast medieval fortifications and iconic round churches that reveal the island's long history.
The dramatic ruins of Northern Europe’s largest medieval fortress, perched high above the sea.
One of Bornholm’s most famous round churches, dating from the 12th century.
Another well-preserved round church offering a glimpse into medieval religious life.
Dive into Bornholm’s past and culture at its dedicated museums and nature centers.
A central museum in Rønne exploring archaeology, history, and island culture.
A family-friendly nature center with interactive exhibits about Bornholm’s environment.
Art museum featuring Danish and regional works inspired by the island.
Religious sites on Bornholm showcase distinctive architecture and scenic settings.
A striking round church dating back to the 12th century with panoramic views.
Medieval church set in Gudhjem’s cliffside charm with harbour views.
Historic round church near Nyker, part of Bornholm’s trio of round churches.
Bornholm’s landscapes are rich with forests, hills, and dramatic terrains perfect for exploration.
One of the island’s largest forests with scenic trails and viewpoints.
Rolling limestone hills ideal for hiking and sweeping island views.
A famous ravine and forested area known for its natural echoes and trails.
Explore Bornholm’s charming towns and seaside villages to feel the island’s character.
The island’s capital with a harbour, old town charm, and waterfront strolls.
Cliffside town known for its harbour, cider, and picturesque streets.
Colorful harbour town famed for crafts, sweets, and a relaxed pace.
Eastern coastal town with a sunny waterfront and local arts.
Many of Bornholm’s best experiences come with no admission fee.
Walk the harbour and cliffside paths for sea views and fresh air.
Meander through cobbled streets lined with shops and cafés.
Watch a dramatic Baltic sunset from the surrounding viewpoints.
Explore the Paradise Hills with scenic trails and views.
Bornholm’s cuisine centers on seafood, rye bread, and island specialties.
Traditional smoked herring served on dark rye with onion and egg.
Dense, flavorful rye loaves widely produced across the island.
Local craft beer produced in Svaneke, great with seafood.
Evenings in Bornholm are best enjoyed around harbours and small towns.
Casual evenings by the water with views and friendly bars.
Quiet waterfront dining with sea breeze and small venues.
Casual drinks and occasional live music at the local brewery.
Seasonal markets, performances, and local culture add flavor to visits.
Seasonal street market with crafts, food, and music.
Seasonal concerts and cultural happenings in the capital.
Local events featuring music and community activities.
Active options abound for outdoor enthusiasts on Bornholm.
Follow coastal roads with ocean views on two wheels.
Explore sea caves and sea cliffs from the water.
Extended trails through forests and hills.
For a little something different, try these less-typical Bornholm experiences.
Ferry trip to the tiny, scenic twin-island group with forts and birds.
Watch glassblowing and shop for handcrafted pieces.
Sample island cheeses and meet local producers.