Bornholm Museum

The Bornholm Museum maintains extensive collections of archaeological finds, maritime objects, and regional artifacts across four separate departments throughout the island.

Founded in 1893, the museum preserves and exhibits artifacts spanning 10,000 years of Bornholm's past, from Paleolithic times through the World War II period.

The museum departments include Hjorths Fabrik, a former ceramics factory, Erichsens Gård, and Melstedgård, each presenting different aspects of regional traditions.

Visitors can purchase a weekly ticket for 100 DKK that provides access to all four museum departments during regular opening hours from April to October.

The Bornholm Archaeological Research Center conducts field research and excavations at the Vasagård site, offering summer programs for university students.

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: March 2, 2025 19:51