Kuremøllen's guidebook
Madscenen
Hasle Havn
19 Hasle MarinaOne of the best places to meet locals and others on the beaten track
Tastebud stimulation galore and stunning sunsets!
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Le Port
81 VangTastebud stimulation galore and stunning sunsets!
If you like fruits of the sea then this restaurant is a must!
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Nordbornholms Røgeri
2 KæmpestrandenIf you like fruits of the sea then this restaurant is a must!
Food with a view; embark on a gastronomical journey in view of the sea and sunset
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Hotel Bar & Restaurant Nordlandet
68 StrandvejenFood with a view; embark on a gastronomical journey in view of the sea and sunset
Good ol' family gastronomy you can trust
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Det Gamle Posthus
8 KirkegadeGood ol' family gastronomy you can trust
Sightseeing
Kuremøllen is placed only 10 minutes from Hammershus which is the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe still preserved from the Middle Ages
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Hammershus
26 LangebjergvejKuremøllen is placed only 10 minutes from Hammershus which is the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe still preserved from the Middle Ages
If you favour The Shire in The Lord of the Rings this is the place for you.
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Blåskinsdalen
If you favour The Shire in The Lord of the Rings this is the place for you.
Any time of the day this gorgeous place will amaze you; blast from the past!
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Vang Quarry
3 RingedalsvejAny time of the day this gorgeous place will amaze you; blast from the past!
Domen
3 StrandvejenAn architectural masterpiece
Vang Pier
12 RingedalsvejNice beach especially for the toddlers
Ice Cream Top Stop
The harbour Hammerhavn in Sænebugten (Sæne Bay) was built in 1891-92 to ship stones from the quarries. Today it is a small marina and in the summer guided boat tours departs from the harbour.
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Hammerhavn
3 SænevejIce Cream Top Stop
The harbour Hammerhavn in Sænebugten (Sæne Bay) was built in 1891-92 to ship stones from the quarries. Today it is a small marina and in the summer guided boat tours departs from the harbour.
Hammerknuden or just "Hammeren" is a giant piece of granite bedrock that forms the north western tip of Bornholm.
There are numerous footpaths on Hammeren. One popular hike follows the marked path along the coast and back via Hammersø.
Hammeren
Hammerknuden or just "Hammeren" is a giant piece of granite bedrock that forms the north western tip of Bornholm.
There are numerous footpaths on Hammeren. One popular hike follows the marked path along the coast and back via Hammersø.
Hammerfyr is situated at the highest point on Hammerknuden, 82 meters above sea level. Adjacent to the lighthouse you find the lighthouse keepers house and lodgings for asistant light keepers. The lighthouse was built in 1872 from local granite and guided the ships on the Baltic Sea until 1990 when it was decommissioned. The lighthouse now belongs to the Danish Nature Agency and is accessible to the public when weather permits.
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Hammeren Lighthouse
15 FyrvejHammerfyr is situated at the highest point on Hammerknuden, 82 meters above sea level. Adjacent to the lighthouse you find the lighthouse keepers house and lodgings for asistant light keepers. The lighthouse was built in 1872 from local granite and guided the ships on the Baltic Sea until 1990 when it was decommissioned. The lighthouse now belongs to the Danish Nature Agency and is accessible to the public when weather permits.
Krystalsøen (The Crystal Lake) is a small lake situated on a high plateau in an old quarry. The quarry used to be called Sibirien (Siberia) due to the barren, cold and windy conditions experienced in the winter. This is the oldest quarry on Hammerknuden. Quarrying began in 1872 to supply stones for Hammer Fyret lighthouse. From the plateau there is a great view over the lakes Opalsøen and Hammersøen as well as Sandvig and the surrounding landscape.
Krystalsøen / Sibirien
Krystalsøen (The Crystal Lake) is a small lake situated on a high plateau in an old quarry. The quarry used to be called Sibirien (Siberia) due to the barren, cold and windy conditions experienced in the winter. This is the oldest quarry on Hammerknuden. Quarrying began in 1872 to supply stones for Hammer Fyret lighthouse. From the plateau there is a great view over the lakes Opalsøen and Hammersøen as well as Sandvig and the surrounding landscape.
Opalsøen (The Opal Lake) was created by the quarrying activities and shows how big this industry used to be. The nearby harbour Hammerhavn was built in 1891-92 and was used to ship the stones. The quarry employed hundreds of men and the whole area between the quarry and the harbour was occupied by buildings for administration, steamworks and smithies. The granite was transported to the harbour via minecarts and broken down to cobblestones and chippings before being shipped off. The quarry was active from the 1880s and until 1970 where the industry ceased due to conservation efforts. Now the old quarry functions as a recreative area - swimming is allowed and the bravest swimmers jump into the lake from the steep cliffs.
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Opalsøen
Opalsøen (The Opal Lake) was created by the quarrying activities and shows how big this industry used to be. The nearby harbour Hammerhavn was built in 1891-92 and was used to ship the stones. The quarry employed hundreds of men and the whole area between the quarry and the harbour was occupied by buildings for administration, steamworks and smithies. The granite was transported to the harbour via minecarts and broken down to cobblestones and chippings before being shipped off. The quarry was active from the 1880s and until 1970 where the industry ceased due to conservation efforts. Now the old quarry functions as a recreative area - swimming is allowed and the bravest swimmers jump into the lake from the steep cliffs.
Salomons Kapel (Solomons Chapel) is the ruins of a small church from the 1300s. The chapel was probably built in connection to the large herring market at Hammerknuden and was built next to a holy spring. The herring trade was a big industry in medieval Europe since the catholic church did not allow the consumption of meat during the many annual fasting days. Fish was allowed however, so the salted baltic herring was exported to much of Europe.
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Salomons kapel
Salomons Kapel (Solomons Chapel) is the ruins of a small church from the 1300s. The chapel was probably built in connection to the large herring market at Hammerknuden and was built next to a holy spring. The herring trade was a big industry in medieval Europe since the catholic church did not allow the consumption of meat during the many annual fasting days. Fish was allowed however, so the salted baltic herring was exported to much of Europe.
The lighthouse Hammerodde Fyr was built in 1895 as a supplement to Hammer Fyr. The tower is 12 meters tall and are used both as a lighthouse and for observing ships. The lighthouse signals with two flashes every tenth second.
Hammer Odde Lighthouse
1 Hammer Odde FyrThe lighthouse Hammerodde Fyr was built in 1895 as a supplement to Hammer Fyr. The tower is 12 meters tall and are used both as a lighthouse and for observing ships. The lighthouse signals with two flashes every tenth second.
Historically Slotslyngen (The Castle Heather) was a grazing area belonging to Hammershus Castle. Most of Slotslyngen are now covered by a lush, wild and varied forest of birch, beech, oak and hornbeam. Small lakes and exposed bedrock creates further variety in the landscape. The southern part of Slotslyngen towards Vang consists of rocky heath dominated by heather and juniper. From here you can see Hammershus to the north and in fair weather you can get a glimpse of sweeden beyond the sea to the north west. Towards the sea the cliffs are steep and at times almost vertical. These cliffs are Bornholms largest nesting cliffs where gulls, razorbills and peregrine falcons come to nest.
Slotslyngen
Historically Slotslyngen (The Castle Heather) was a grazing area belonging to Hammershus Castle. Most of Slotslyngen are now covered by a lush, wild and varied forest of birch, beech, oak and hornbeam. Small lakes and exposed bedrock creates further variety in the landscape. The southern part of Slotslyngen towards Vang consists of rocky heath dominated by heather and juniper. From here you can see Hammershus to the north and in fair weather you can get a glimpse of sweeden beyond the sea to the north west. Towards the sea the cliffs are steep and at times almost vertical. These cliffs are Bornholms largest nesting cliffs where gulls, razorbills and peregrine falcons come to nest.
Ravnedal (Raven's Valley) is part of a rift valley starting at Paradisdalen (Paradise Valley) near Hammershus to the north and ending a few kilometers south of Ravnedal. Ravnedal is mostly dry rocky heath dominated by heather and juniper. Around the valley you will find mixed forest. In places the bedrock shows sign of quarrying. Ravnedal is home to Denmark's only mygalomorph spider atypus affinis. East of Ravnedal you can find a large megalith, Knægten, from the bronze age (1100-500 B. C.). It is surrounded by burial cairns.
Ravnedalen
42 Nordre BorrelyngvejRavnedal (Raven's Valley) is part of a rift valley starting at Paradisdalen (Paradise Valley) near Hammershus to the north and ending a few kilometers south of Ravnedal. Ravnedal is mostly dry rocky heath dominated by heather and juniper. Around the valley you will find mixed forest. In places the bedrock shows sign of quarrying. Ravnedal is home to Denmark's only mygalomorph spider atypus affinis. East of Ravnedal you can find a large megalith, Knægten, from the bronze age (1100-500 B. C.). It is surrounded by burial cairns.
The Lion's Head and The Camel Heads are rock formations situated at the foot of the steep cliffs below Hammershus Castle. The Camel Heads (pictured) portrudes from a small skerry and can be seen from land. To the north of The Camel Heads the The Lion's Head tower above the waves. It is best viewed from the sea. In the summer you can see these impressive rock formations on a guided boat tour departing from Hammerhavn.
Løvehovederne
7 SlotslyngvejThe Lion's Head and The Camel Heads are rock formations situated at the foot of the steep cliffs below Hammershus Castle. The Camel Heads (pictured) portrudes from a small skerry and can be seen from land. To the north of The Camel Heads the The Lion's Head tower above the waves. It is best viewed from the sea. In the summer you can see these impressive rock formations on a guided boat tour departing from Hammerhavn.
In the area between Hammershus and Allinge-Sandvig hundreds of unique petroglyps from the bronze age (1100-500 B. C.) can be found. The exposed bedrock at Madsebakke is known for its many petroglyphs and is the largest site in Denmark. Here you can see carvings showing ships, wheel crosses, feet and cup marks. Nearer to Hammersholm and the burial mound Anebjerg Høj is another site where many recently uncovered petroglyphs can be found - ships, feet, cup marks, horses and a spiral-like carving (pictured). At Madsebakke the petroglyphs are regularly painted to make them easier to see. In the rest of the area only few are painted regularly, but many of the carvings can be recognized without aid. It is advisable to bring some water to splash on the rock surface as this makes the petroglyphs easier to see.
It is not known why the prehistoric people went to great lenghts to carve these images into the hard granite, but most likely the symbols was connected to the religious traditions of the bronze age.
Helleristningsfelt
4A MoseløkkevejIn the area between Hammershus and Allinge-Sandvig hundreds of unique petroglyps from the bronze age (1100-500 B. C.) can be found. The exposed bedrock at Madsebakke is known for its many petroglyphs and is the largest site in Denmark. Here you can see carvings showing ships, wheel crosses, feet and cup marks. Nearer to Hammersholm and the burial mound Anebjerg Høj is another site where many recently uncovered petroglyphs can be found - ships, feet, cup marks, horses and a spiral-like carving (pictured). At Madsebakke the petroglyphs are regularly painted to make them easier to see. In the rest of the area only few are painted regularly, but many of the carvings can be recognized without aid. It is advisable to bring some water to splash on the rock surface as this makes the petroglyphs easier to see.
It is not known why the prehistoric people went to great lenghts to carve these images into the hard granite, but most likely the symbols was connected to the religious traditions of the bronze age.
Folkemøde
Allinge-Sandvig
10 minuttes from Allinge which is a blast if you are going to Folkemødet.