MICHAEL MÜLLER REISEFÜHRER Bornholm

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can plan your trip individually, sustainably, and safely.

Small but beautiful – that is the Danish Baltic Sea island of Bornholm, located off the southern coast of Sweden. Individualists, nature lovers, and families find peace and relaxation in its vast and wild landscapes. Author Andreas Haller provides you with the "Bornholm" travel guide in its fourth edition, featuring 216 pages packed with 127 color photos, 29 maps including bus routes, as well as the northeastern Erbsen Islands, and plenty of interesting information about more than 25 described locations, eight hikes, and two bike tours, along with 10 GPS tracks available for free download. Researched on-site and tested for you, the guide shines with many insider tips off the beaten tourist paths. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted.

Bornholm at a glance: The "Bornholm" travel guide takes you on an extensive discovery tour across 107 pages: to the western part of the island with the capital Rønne, Arnager, Nylar, Vestermarie, Nyker, Klemensker, and Hasle. To the north with Hammeren, Sandvig, Hammershus Fortress, Allinge, Vang, Olsker, and Rø. To the east with Gudhjem, Rø Plantage, Østerlars, Årsballe, Østermarie, Svaneke, Årsdale, and Paradisbakkerne. To the south with Almindingen, Ekkodalen, Åkirkeby, Nexø, Balka, Pedersker, Boderme, Snogebæk, Vestre Sømarken, Østre Sømarken, and Dueodde. Finally, to the northeastern Ertholmene, the group of skerries known as the Erbsen Islands, including Græsholmen, Christiansø, and Frederiksø.

What to do on Bornholm: For 200 years, the island has been a destination for those seeking relaxation. Nature lovers will find plenty to enjoy on the island, thanks to the maps in the travel guide.