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What you will visit:

Rønne (pedestrian tour)
A small fishing village grew around a natural harbor, a center for trade and commerce, becoming the largest town in Bornholm. Home to the fortress ruins of Hammershus and the island's iconic round churches, Rønne was extensively rebuilt after being ravaged by World War II. It retains its historic look and feel because new buildings reflect the original architecture. Behind the half-timbered houses and walls, fragrant gardens grow, attracting birdlife and infusing a peaceful calm over the cobblestone, pedestrian-friendly village. Rønne's expansive stretches of sand to the south and north attract summer visitors to its shores.

What you will see long the way:
From the pier, walk through the lively harbor and down the charming, cobblestone streets of Rønne. Colorfully painted 19th-century timber-framed houses, artisan shops and galleries, and a seamless mix of modern structures built after World War II and historic architecture draw you into the local culture. Look for the iconic St. Nicolas's Church and the gleaming white Rønne Lighthouse. Noted for its golden sunshine and ever-shifting light, Bornholm is a haven for artists and nature lovers drawn to its varied landscapes, so fill your camera with memories as you stroll.