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TOP 10 REASONS
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TOP 10 REASONS
Why travel to Rønne: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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01
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Rønne
- Your arrival point is Rønne, the island's capital, but it is not the most compelling reason to visit Bornholm.
- There are far more rewarding targets away from the main town, which is located on the western coast of Zealand and is home to the significant harbour and airport.
- Rønne has a certain charm as you walk its historic Gamle Stan (Old Town), with its cobblestoned streets flanked by cross-timbered houses, many of which are brightly painted in "sunshine colours" such as yellow and orange.
- Laksegade and Storegade, as well as the triangular sector between Store Torv and Lille Torv, are the best streets for seeing Bornholm as it used to be.
- Many of the island's smaller towns or hamlets have even more character.
- Because of Soviet aerial attacks in 1945, most of Rønne was destroyed, so what you see today is a modern town with a population of around 15,000 people.
- In the postwar years, the parents of today's residents rebuilt Rønne wisely, opting for an old-fashioned architectural look that makes most houses appear older than they are.
- Capital: Bornholm
- International Airport: Bornholm Airport (RNN)
- Population: 13,807
- Currency: Danish Kroner
- Time: UTC +2
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230V
- Official Language: Danish
- Religion: Evangelical Lutheran
02
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Rønne
- The old port forge is a typical red half-timbered house with blue-painted gates and shutters near the harbour.
- The St. Nicholas Church is located on a hill above Ronne's harbour.
- It is one of the first things you see when sailing from Bornholm to Ronne.
- Perronen is a former railway station that now houses a restaurant.
- The 25 square metre house at Vimmelskaftet 11 in Ronne is the smallest in the city.
- On Krystalgade Street, there is a ceramics museum called Hjorts Stentj. There, clay objects are created and sold in the museum shop.
03
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Rønne
- The weather on Ronne is mild in the winter but cool in the summer, typical of a temperate maritime climate with plenty of sunshine and little precipitation.
- As a heat accumulator, the Baltic Sea ensures that there is rarely a hard freeze in winter. In the spring, however, the water warms up slowly, so spring arrives about ten days later than on the mainland.
- Summer temperatures are moderate because the Baltic Sea keeps the island cool.
- Ronne is best visited during July and August.
- However, predicting the vagaries of the weather and ensuring a similarly warm summer every year is challenging.
04
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Rønne
Dramatic Hammershus ruins
- You'd expect nothing less than a nearly 1000-year-old hilltop castle ruin with breathtaking views of Bornholm Island.
- In addition to being the most extensive castle ruins in Northern Europe, the history of Hammershus is as brutal as any strategic mediaeval fortress on an isolated island.
- To get a spectacular view, walk or climb! Several large rocks and cliffs protrude from the slope north of Hammershus castle ruins.
The pretty village of Svaneke
- At Svaneke, you can truly get away from it all.
- This charming fishing village comprises old, half-timbered cottages and lanes that wind down to the cosy harbour, complete with an authentic local atmosphere!
- Sit and enjoy a drink while overlooking the water and listening to the gentle sounds of island life.
- You can also visit the nearby smaller fishing villages and smokehouses, such as Blshavn, Listed, and Arsdale.
Fine sands and dining on Dueodde Beach
- The sand on Dueodde Beach (don't try to pronounce it) is so fine that it was once used to fill hourglasses.
- It is not only the ideal location for a walk, swim, or picnic, but it is also the location of a rather unique converted beach shack, now the Michelin-starred Kadeau restaurant.
- Is this the world's only Michelin-starred beach shack? Probably!
05
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Rønne Off the Beaten Track
Pretty deadly Østerlars Round Church
- Dedicated to St Laurentius, Osterlars Round Church is considered the oldest of the four churches, though the exact date of construction is unknown.
- The church, like its contemporaries, was built around 1150 and served as a place of worship and a fortress against seafaring enemies.
- The roof was added much later, after the church's importance as a defensive structure had faded.
Opal Lake and the rocky North Coast
- In Denmark, we have cliffs!
- Bornholm's dramatic northern coast rises out of the sea in high rock formations known as Sanctuary Cliffs, Lion's Head, and Jon's Chapel.
- Just a little further inland from these impressive natural wonders, you can relax and take in the views of Bornholm's Opal Lake.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Rønne Culture and Traditions
- The natural beauty of the island of Rønne is well known. Rønne, also known as the Green Island, has an extraordinary rich Cultural Archaeological and Historical Heritage that spans the entire range of Danish history from the distant Stone Age to the present.
- However, the number of sites open to the public is limited due to protection and conservation efforts.
- Some sites are always open to the public, such as Hammerhus, Madsebakke, and Ringeborg.
07
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Rønne: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Kadeu
#Food
- Chef Nicolai Nrregaard transformed a beachside cottage into a Michelin-starred restaurant in 2007, serving locally sourced seasonal produce on tableware made locally.
- Kadeu was the first restaurant in Bornholm to embrace the New Nordic food concept, kicking off the island's food revolution.
- Kadeu is one of the most well-known restaurants in Bornholm.
Christianshøjkroen
#Food
- Christianshojkroen, tucked deep in the woods, serves modern Nordic cuisine that is fresh, seasonal, and reasonably priced.
- The atmosphere is laid-back, but the food is serious business.
- They go for the whole shebang, which includes all six gastronomic delights on the evening menu.
GSH – Green Solution House
#Food
- GSH - Green Solution House is part of Bornholm's sustainability wave, including solar and wind energy self-sufficiency.
- GSH, named Building of the Year in 2015, houses one of the best organic gourmet restaurants on the island, which also serves vegan and vegetarian fare.
- GSH is a sister hotel to Fredensborg Hotel in Ronne.
Snellemark Centret
#Fashion
- Snellemark centre is a Bornholm shopping centre located in the lovely city of Ronne.
- Even though it is a small shopping centre, it has an exciting mix of shops, so you will undoubtedly find everything your heart desires.
- Everything from fashion to beauty products to groceries is available here. H&M, Vero Moda, Nyform, and sNoir are among the stores.
Bakken
#Fun
- Dyrehavsbakken is thought to be the world's oldest amusement park. Dyrehavsbakken, or Bakken for short, exists because of a woman, Ms Kirsten Piil.
- Kirsten Piil discovered a spring here in 1583. People came from all over, and where there were people, there were jesters.
- Rides, games, competitions, restaurants, dance, and live music are all available.
- Bakken the fun fair has everything that any adult or child could want in a place like this.
- It's a combination of tradition, joy, and laughter. Pjerrot, the classic jester who first appeared on the scene in 1800, is at the centre of everything.
Dyrehaven
#Fun
- However, Dyrehavsbakken, with its amusement park, is also a recreation area thanks to the royal family.
- The king decided to establish his royal hunting grounds right here in 1669.
- About 2000 deer and bucks are still descended from that royal stock today.
- If you are in town in early November, you can participate in the Hubertus hunt.
08
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Rønne: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The largest rocking stone in Paradise Hills is Rønne. It is estimated to weigh approximately 35 metric tonnes.
- Boulders moved by large ice masses during the Ice Ages are known as rocking stones.
- Another rocking stone, weighing approximately seven metric tonnes, can be found in Almindingen, Ronne’s most significant forest area.
- The third and most well-known boulder is in the forest area of Rutsker Hjlyng on Northern Ronne.
- You can move the boulders, and they rock if you are strong enough.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Rønne Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- The 2,092 km2 Pomeranian Bay - Rnne Bank Nature Conservation Area is about 20 kilometres east of Rügen.
- It stretches from the north and northwest reefs of Adler Ground and Ronne Bank to the seaward border of Germany's coastal waters, including Odra Bank, the largest sandbank in the German Baltic Sea.
- Every year, the abundance of food in this large, protected area and its ice-free condition, even in cold winters, attracts up to 500,000 sea ducks, who rest and feed to gain fat reserves for their exhausting migration.
- The interaction within the Baltic Sea's food web can be seen uniquely here.
- The NCA protects vital feeding, resting, reproduction, and rearing habitats for a wide range of threatened species, from tiny benthic organisms and migratory fish to endangered seabirds and marine mammals.
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