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In the destination Bornholm.
In the photo: Port of Gudhjem
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The city
Gudhjem is the fishing village on Bornholm's northeast coast, with steep streets descending to the harbour and herring smokehouses. It is the departure point for the boat to Christiansø and is close to the round church of Østerlars, the cliffs of Helligdomsklipperne, with the Bornholm Art Museum, and Svaneke.
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The local experience
The fishing village on the northeast coast, with steep streets of low houses that descend to the harbour and the smokehouses with tall chimneys, where Bornholm's smoked herring originated.
The largest of Bornholm's four medieval round churches, dating from around 1160, with white walls, a conical roof, buttresses and three storeys, the top one formerly a defensive post. Frescoes from around 1350.
The granite cliffs of the northeast coast, 6 km north of Gudhjem, with caves, rocks and a coastal trail. At the top sits the Museu de Arte de Bornholm (Bornholms Kunstmuseum), which houses works by the island's painters.
The small town on Bornholm's east coast, with red and yellow tiled-roof houses, a stone harbour, a craft brewery, glassblowers, a candy factory and a smokehouse.
The island-fortress of the Ertholmene archipelago, about a 1-hour boat ride from Gudhjem, with 17th-century walls and towers, around 90 residents, no cars and seabird colonies.
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