Sunshine Island Bornholm Island

Bornholm is an island with lush vegetation in the Baltic Sea. It is located in western Denmark, southern Sweden and northern Poland, and belongs to the jurisdiction of Denmark. /kloc-was a Viking stronghold and the birthplace of Burgundy before 0/0 century, and was later controlled by the Kingdom of Sweden and Lubeck.

Bornholm Island has a total area of 590 square kilometers and a population of more than 40,000. The main industries on the island are fishing, handicrafts such as glass and ceramic products and animal husbandry. Because the sunshine time of the island is longer than that of other parts of Denmark, it will also be called "Sunshine Island". There are routes around the island suitable for cycling, beautiful natural scenery and interesting attractions suitable for family holidays. The island aims to use 100% clean and renewable energy. It is a unique island that combines history and future.

Superior natural conditions and strict environmental laws make the local area rich in high-quality wheat and rye. Therefore, there are many bakeries on Bornholm Island that have been passed down for hundreds of years, many of which are family-owned and continue to this day. One of the most famous is Johannes Dam&; s？ Founded in 1855, N Bakery is famous for producing rye biscuits in Denmark. They produce handmade biscuits with 27 layers each, which are very accurate.

Among many fascinating scenic spots on Bornholm Island, its four circular churches in the12nd century are very unique. The snow-white wall is two meters thick, with solid buttresses and a black conical roof at the top. It is not only a place of worship, but also a fortress against foreign enemies, and there are gun holes on the wall above. This is a charming seaside village. A dwarf windmill stands on a semi-wooden house, and the street slopes down to the beautiful pier.

Bornholm Island is known as the "Pearl of the Baltic Sea" because the beaches in southern Bornholm and their ups and downs are in sharp contrast with other Danish places, and there are many warm towns on the island. For example, the sunshine time in Svanedik is the highest in the Nordic cities, and there are many different circular churches, the ruins of Hammershaus Castle, the medieval market held every summer and so on. And the seafood food on the island is also a must. Lenner (r？ Nne) is the largest city on the island, and its ports are connected with Denmark, Kew (40km from Copenhagen), Sweden, Germany and Poland.

Hammerhus was the largest fortification in northern Europe in the middle ages. Hammerhus is a Danish church built by Archbishop Lund in 1200, which played an important role in many upheavals and wars in medieval Europe. After the Reformation, the castle was dedicated to the king. 1745, the castle was abandoned and began to decline gradually. The castle is located on a cliff, surrounded by forests and lakes. You can enjoy the comfortable summer in Denmark while visiting the fortifications.

The town of Vaneck is located in the east of Bornholm Island, and the city is picturesque and well preserved. At the same time, the city is famous for its sunshine time ranking first among Nordic cities, attracting many artists and galleries. In addition, there are all kinds of organic food, homemade ice cream, delicious seafood, exquisite works of art, handmade jewelry, clothes and shoes. You are sure to find some unique items here that are not available in big shopping malls. At the same time, Svaneke also has a small beer workshop called Svaneke Bryghus, which produces some very delicious but unfiltered beer. I suggest you try.

Duode has one of the cleanest beaches in the world. Not only its beaches are clean, but also the sea water is clean. In summer, this is a good place to enjoy good weather and swim. You won't believe that you are in such a cold place in northern Europe.

Bornholms Middelaldercenter is a medieval center with the theme of culture and nature, from 1300 to 1450. The tourist center covers an area of 15 hectares, surrounded by forests, gurgling streams, overlapping shore stones and beautiful scenery. The center is located in the northern part of Bornholm Island, not far from the town of Gudjem. The surrounding scenery and various performances will take you back to the Middle Ages.

Since NaturBornholm opened in the spring of 2000, the visitor center here has been providing visitors with an interactive learning experience by vividly presenting the unique natural scenery of Borholm Island. Its amazing museum building was designed by the world famous architect Henning Larsen, who is also the designer of Copenhagen Theatre.