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Gudhjem is a city in Bornholm. The name translates directly to 'God's Home' and is famous for its gorgeous sunrises. The many steep hills leading you farther into town, down towards the harbour, are what is the most charming in the town.
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The largest art collection on Bornholm. Includes such artists as Oluf Host (Høst), Karl Isakson and many others. The museum is most famous for its fantastic architecture and amazing location on the seaside.
Agriculture museum.
Museum dedicated to the painter Oluf Høst.
Museum in the former Gudhjem train station.
A small rebuilt city from the medieval times. They have stalls, demonstrations, food, performers and special activities for children. Every year a large market is held for a week in mid-July. Enthusiasts from different countries attend and the centre is turned into a large theatre with all kinds scenes from the everyday-life of the medieval. The climax is a huge battle with cannon smoke, bowmen, tournament on horseback and knights in armour.
The place to enjoy your "Sol Over Gudhjem".
Cafe food, lots of seafood.
Have a drink with an amazing view over the sea
French organic wines. You can order them all by the glass or by the bottle. They have tapas and a daily meal.
Cozy small cafe right at the water. Serves great cocktail, delicious cakes, beer and wine
Danhostel
Guest house at the harbour.
The central supermarket in Gudhjem.
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Culture & historyThough not a country often associated with colonialism, Denmark (or Denmark–Norway during the union between the two countries) had an empire.
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Travel tipsDenmark, Norway and Sweden are constitutional monarchies.
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