Bornholm Museum

The Bornholm Museum is a cultural history museum with collections spread across four separate locations throughout the island of Bornholm. The collections include archaeological finds, maritime objects, and regional artifacts spanning different periods and aspects of island life.

The museum was established in 1893 and preserves artifacts spanning approximately 10,000 years of Bornholm's history. Its collections document the island from early human settlement through the World War II era.

The different museum locations each reveal distinct aspects of island life, from craft traditions to fishing practices passed down through generations. Visitors experience how locals shaped their surroundings through everyday skills and trades.

The museum operates four separate locations across the island, so visitors should plan time for traveling between them. Check which departments are open before visiting and allow time to see all of them without rushing.

An archaeological research center is affiliated with the museum and conducts ongoing excavations and field work on the island. Visitors occasionally glimpse active archaeological research being conducted by specialists.

Location: Bornholm regional municipality

Inception: 1893

Address: Sankt Mortens Gade 29, 3700 Rønne

Website: https://bornholmsmuseum.dk/en

GPS coordinates: 55.10244,14.70302

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:20