Bornholm Art Museum
Art of the Bornholm School of painters at the Helligdomsklipperne cliffs
Denmark's Baltic Sea island combines a rocky coastline and a castle ruin in the north with fine sandy beaches in the south. In between are round churches, harbour towns, smokehouses and short distances, ideal for a trip that brings together nature, culture and the sea.
In the north, coastal paths lead to Hammershus and Hammerknuden; in the south lies the wide Dueodde beach.
The six places worth the trip to the island.
Art of the Bornholm School of painters at the Helligdomsklipperne cliffs
1684 sea fortress with two tower museums
The lighthouse you can climb on Hammeren
White sand beach at Bornholm's southern tip
Castle ruin on a 74m cliff above the Baltic Sea
Bornholm's largest and oldest round church
Four harbour towns, four characters: from half-timbered old town to hillside town.
What lies where: sights, beaches and towns at a glance.
Beaches
Round Churches & Churches
Attraction
Other Sights