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solopes Says: A wide beach and thin white sand made me believe what I read about Balka, maybe the best beach in Bornholm. September, however, was already out of season and the sea (and cold weather) was not attractive.
solopes Says: Gronbechs Gard was the only reason that took me to Hasle. A couple of pictures, a careful look at the the display, and it was done. Nothing special to call my attention.
solopes Says: Nexo was MY town in Bornholm. I lived there for three days, using the place as the base from where I travelled across the island. Not particularly beautiful, but respecting the general characteristics of the island.
solopes Says: Gudhjem is the most beautiful and touristy small city in Bornholm. Discreetly, but everything is prepared to receive tourists in the calm (and mostly cold) programs allowed by the weather.
solopes Says: Ronne, the capital of Bornholm is a very nice small city. Even the modern buildings respect a small size, and the traditional quarter is very beautiful, in bright and well maintained colours.
solopes Says: I visited Sandvig under a bad weather (according to my Mediterranean references), with a rough sea. It didn't add much to my general idea of Bornholm, except that the houses show a slightly different conception, I don't know why.
solopes Says: Osterlars has the biggest round church in Bornhom, bult is the 11th century.About it, Planetware says:"The central pillar is hollow with internal ribbed vaulting. The space inside, known as the "oven", is joined to the rest of the nave by six arcades. On the exterior of the...
solopes Says: One of the most characteristic cities of Bornholm Svaneke shines with its small harbour and still working mill. However, all the town is beautiful.
solopes Says: A very small city in the coast, Aarsdale is nice as usual in Bornholm, but the only remarkable thing that I noticed was its mill, bordering the road.
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Sjalen Says: Cycling is a fantastic way to get around the island. You can bring your own on the ferry or rent one in Rønne harbour as you get there, but also in any of the other major towns and villages. Several hostels and hotels also offer bike rentals. Contact the tourist information...
Through the sea from Poland to Bornholm
Polish_Mila Says: During summer there is a nice opportunity to get from some Polish coastal resorts to Bornholm.Between Swinoujscie and Rønnehttp://www.polferries.pl/en/center_main.php?lang=en&main=newsThe PolferriesBetween Kolobrzeg and NexøBetween Darlowo and...
solopes Says: Yes, it is touristy!Yes, it is odd, nowhere finding anything that looks like it.Yes, it is merchandising, calling the tourist to sell common crafts.But... I've been there twice, and twice we had to stop and enter the place. I don't know if the commercial results are good,...
solopes Says: One thing fascinated me in Bornholm:The producers put a small table by their houses, displaying what they have to sell. Passing people who decide to buy, pick the things and leave the money. So simple! So serious! So nice!Who could imagine such a solution in many other...
solopes Says: Denmark is a rich and happy country, with a frizzing climate. In my country agriculture has been abandoned in the last years, because... "it doesn't compensate". If so, why is it possible in the rich Denmark? Why don't we learn from them?
Andreja86 Says: I find Bornholm really expensive since I think that it should be discovered by car.There is not many hostels but there are some!The ferry cost a lot and can only be cheaper if you decide to fly or take the ferry without a car.Food and local stuff are more expensive here than...
solopes Says: Vestermarie Church is a neo-Romanesque church in granite, that replaced replaced in 1885, a medieval Maria Church. From this time are the pulpit and the altarpiece.In the churchyard there are 6 rune stones from the 11th century.
solopes Says: In the island of Bornholm, this nice small town of Aakirkeby is not a must see, but if you pass there there's no reason to skip it: a small brake in your trip allows a quick visit to a calm place, with historic relevancy.
Sjalen Says: Well...I hope Bornholm succeeds in being one of Europe's top five cycle holiday destinations soon as it is a delight to bike here. Hilly in the north and flat in the south. The main biking path is a national one called number 10 and well signposted as it hugs the coast all...
Andreja86 Says: It is difficult not to buy any of the many local products. They are everywhere and are widely used.The local products are things like: Beer, Boiled sweets, licorice, canola oil, caramels, raw biscuits and many other things.
Andreja86 Says: The best way to discover Bornholm is with a bike!If you're going on a cycling-vacation at Bornholm you should take a look at this webpage:http://www.cykel.bornholm.info/?langid=2Here you can find a map with recommended tours, sights and so on.
The Danish island outside the coast of Sweden was a place I had long wanted to see. We finally got there when kitan asked me if I couldn't consider a long biking tour, and I said "if we go to...
In the years before 2006, we made daytrips with the ferries from Sassnitz to Rønne. It made us curious. How beautiful is the island? etc etc. So we planned to stay for a couple of weeks to discover......
Wow! Many positive things can be said about Denmark but on this beautiful island nothing should be be compared to the rest of Denmark!
Twice in Bornholm, with pleasure. I couldn't imagine a few years ago that a remote island in the Baltic would "call me" twice. But it did, and I'm not sure that it will not happen a third time.
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