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solopes Says: Smoking fish is the traditional activity in Bornholm. Most places are already treated to touristy display, but it is still possible to see some facilities from the time where the sights didn't mean a thing. Most of them abandoned, that's true, but still present.
solopes Says: I read about the interesting walk in the wild terrains of Hammeren and went there. Time was short, the female company was feeling too cold, and we went back. I saw nothing special, but... I concede: we didn't go THERE!
Sjalen Says: Hammershus is the biggest medieval castle ruin in Scandinavia and very impressive, not least because of its magnificent setting on the top of a cliff overlooking the sea and the northern coastline. Sheep graze the surrounding fields (in this picture you see them and get an...
Andreja86 Says: The beach of Sandvig is the best of Northern Bornholm.It is located at the bottom of Sandvig, close to the camping area and to Hammerknuden.The beach has a market once or twice a week and there is a small diner with a toilet.
solopes Says: Well... there's a beach, but only its memory makes me tremble...I understand why the nordic people, when they visit us, they stay so much time "grilling" in the sun, and why swimming in Algarve is good in November or March... for them!
solopes Says: The biggest medieval fortification of northern Europe is in Hammershus, close to Sandvig. Built in 13th century it is today a ruin, where we still may understand its conception, imagine the ramparts, and see the several defensive solutions in circles.
Sjalen Says: We never had time to visit but I would really like to, as we cycled past another open quarry in the area and it means a lot to this corner of the island and to the building and decoration of many Danish towns. The exhibition here belongs to Bornholms Museum and is next to an...
Sjalen Says: The "Castle Heather" forest is the forest connected to the medieval running of Hammershus in old days. Today, it is a part of the Danish Forestry Authority and quite well protected. You pass it when approaching Hammershus from the south and it is a nice area with a mix of...
Sjalen Says: Just north of Hammershus is the Hammeren peninsula with its famous lighthouse (you can just about make out its top by enlarging the picture). There is in fact another lighthouse and several trails to walk around here, including trails close to Sandvig village where you can...
Danhostel Sandvig: Countryside hostel
Sjalen Says: Our first experience with a Danhostel proved interesting. Very easy to find, we had no trouble rolling in just in time for check-in. Service was efficient if not the happiest I've ever had. We got a room in one of the many Bornholm style "holiday camp" annexes in the hostel...
Strandpavillonen: Seaside and steaks
Sjalen Says: We walked past a very nice looking restaurant (on the intro page) which was closed and looked like it was a bit too smart for three dusty cyclists anyway. I also wanted to see the harbour, seaside girl as I am. We were not disappointed, as first, we found a street flea...
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Sandvig is a small village in the north west corner of Bornholm, which has grown together with the somewhat larger and more well-known Allinge but which is a nice destination in its own right. This......
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Alinge and Sandvig, side by side! Two small cities, combining to make a... small city. Very alike, I could find no differences nor separation.
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Sandvig is the most northern town on Bornholm. It is quite small but is located just next to Allinge and combined with Allinge there are only 1,800 inhabitants. Sandvig is a great camping area, a...
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