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The largest and oldest of the island's four round churches, built around 1150. Wall paintings and upper floors open to visitors.
Official websiteoesterlarskirke.dk→Northern Europe's largest castle ruin, on a rock about 70 m above the sea. Built around 1300, abandoned in 1743. Free visitor centre.
Official websiteeng.naturstyrelsen.dk→A naval fortress built between 1684 and 1708, owned by the Danish state and still inhabited. Museum in the Store Tårn and a bird reserve on Græsholm islet.
Official websitechristiansoe.dk→An art museum near the Helligdomsklipperne rocks: Danish painting from the Golden Age to today and applied arts, always linked to Bornholm.
Official websitebornholms-kunstmuseum.dk→A traditional smokehouse keeping alder-wood smoking alive: guided tour, a shop with the day's smoked fish and a fish buffet. Easter to the autumn holidays.
Official websitehasleroegeri.dk→