Bornholm and the Ertholmene Islands are the only places in Denmark where you can clamber
over and see exposed granite formations. The Hammer, in the north of Bornholm, is a steep granite crag rising out of the Baltic. There are also great walks on the north of the island that take you through rift valleys and large lakes. The Hindsholm peninsula is dotted with inlets and islands, such as Romsø. The area was shaped by the last glaciation and is connected to the mainland via a thin land strip. Take in views from Funen’s Head (Fynshoved) which separates the Great Belt from the Kattegat Sea. Read More: visitdenmark.com/most-beautiful-places-denmark
Bornholm and the Ertholmene Islands are the only places in Denmark where you can clamber 
