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Condé Nast TravelerJul 31

Bornholm Is the Danish Island Set to Become the Sleeper Hit of the Summer

The Scandinavian island that's full of spirit—discover how Bornholm became a breeding ground for creativity and design.

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  • KadeauRestaurantBornholm, DenmarkPioneer of New Nordic cuisine, opened in 2007.
  • Baltic Sea GlassPlaceBornholm, DenmarkWe are a hot studio, located on the rocky coast southeast of Gudhjem on Bornholm.
  • Pernille BülowPlaceSvaneke, DenmarkOpen glass-blowing workshop in Svaneke.
  • MatterPlaceBornholm, DenmarkShop for sustainable homewares.
  • Container JuvelenPlaceBornholm, DenmarkShop for one-of-a-kind creations.
  • ProviantenCaféGudhjem, DenmarkHyper-local wine bar teeming with character.
  • Cafe RosaBakeryGudhjem, DenmarkHyper-local spot teeming with character.
  • MaudeRestaurantBornholm, DenmarkTiny speciality coffee shop in an old pump house.
  • Postgade 21PlaceBornholm, DenmarkMakers-run collective selling unique clothing.
  • The DunesRestaurantBornholm, DenmarkNew culinary beachside spot by Kadeau.
  • Hodda BornholmPlaceBornholm, DenmarkRecently opened folkhus bringing community and culture together.
  • Dunes Beach CampHotelBalka Beach, DenmarkSeaside glamping with cozy bell tents.
  • Melsted BadehotelHotelMelsted, DenmarkTraditional Danish seaside hotel dating to the 1930s.
  • Jantzen’s HotelHotelGudhjem, DenmarkOldest hotel in Gudhjem, welcoming guests since 1872.
  • Kadeau BornholmRestaurantBornholm, DenmarkFlagship restaurant with organic garden and tasting menu.
  • Mikkeller AarsdaleBarÅrsdale, DenmarkCraft beer spot in Årsdale with burgers and sea views.
  • Hasle RøgeriRestaurantHasle, DenmarkStandout spot for island's signature smoked herring dish.
  • Bornholm Centre for Arts & Craft at Grønbechs GårdMuseumHasle, DenmarkCultural platform in restored merchant's building.
  • Bornholms KunstmuseumArts centreBornholm, DenmarkFeatures art from historic painters to contemporary artists.
  • Oh OakPlaceBornholm, Denmark
  • Galleri SonjaPlaceBornholm, Denmark
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