Rønne Parish: Hotels and accommodations

Rønne is Bornholm’s capital and largest town, located on the island in the Baltic Sea.

Culture

Rønne has several museums and historical sites, including the Bornholm Museum, the Defence Museum, and Erichsens Gård Merchant’s House. Hjorths Fabrik is a ceramics museum founded in 1859 and reflects Bornholm’s arts and crafts tradition. Rønne is an old market town dating from 1327; the historic quarter includes half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets.

Arriving

Rønne is Bornholm’s main arrival point for visitors travelling by ferry and plane; ferry connections operate to Ystad and Køge. Rønne is a convenient starting point for exploring Bornholm: the island’s largest tourist information office is located next to the ferry terminal, near the town centre and bus station.

Getting around

Rønne supports bicycle-oriented exploration. Bicycle rental is available for getting around the town or reaching nature on its outskirts.

Nature

Rønne has a lively harbour as well as access to green spaces and nature experiences in the surrounding area. Nature and rural landscapes in the immediate vicinity belong to the area surrounding Rønne; they are not all located within the town. Antoinette is located in the immediate vicinity of Rønne. Bornholm is part of the area surrounding Rønne.

Regional destinations

Hammershus, Sorte Gryde, Solomons Kapel, Hullehavn, and Sankt Povls Kirke are located in the wider regional surroundings of Rønne. Rutskirke is located in the area surrounding Rønne.

Cuisine

In Rønne, Torvehal Bornholm provides access to local and Danish ingredients, while Skafferiet offers seasonal home cooking.

Other destinations: Olsker, Bodilsker, Vester Sømarken, Nyker, Nexø, Sose, Årsdale, Pedersker.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bornholm.