Attractions Rønne – the Capital and the main harbour is situated on the western coast of Bornholm. The town is quite small and can be seen primarily on foot. It is the type of town that encourages visitors to stroll around and leisurely discover the area by foot. Red-roofed houses and cottage-style homes and offices make you feel as though you have stepped back in time. The winding streets and quaint residential areas that make up this fishing town will no doubt charm you. Rønne is the only port where yachts are able to dock – the rest of the ports on Bornholm are small marina’s and thus considered as tender ports. www.denmark.dk/en/quick-facts/map-of-denmark/roenne/
The Museum of Defence on Bornholm - is a small local military museum. The main focus is to show the military history of the island of Bornholm. Uniforms, weapons and military equipment from the past 500 years are exhibited in unique historical buildings. http://bornholmsforsvarsmuseum.dk/
The Bornholm Museum - is a heritage museum in Rønne reflecting 10,000 years of history, both prehistoric and more recent. It has gold artefacts, Bornholm clocks, mementos from the war, maritime history exhibits and much, much more. www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bornholm_Museum
Nexø - has the largest fishing port of Bornholm and the town is the easternmost harbour of Denmark. This town is the hometown of Martin Andersen Nexø. Here, the author (1869-1954) spent most of his youth and his works were translated into about 50 languages. In particular, he is known for his novel Pelle the Conqueror. Beside this, nature and sea are close to the town and right south of Nexø is one of the best places for observations of birds.
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