Bornholm Museum

The museum's association was first founded in 1893. The museum provides a historic view of Rønne and the island of Bornholm, from the Paleolithic era to the modern age, including the history of occupied Bornholm during World War II.The museum also houses a number of Nordic Bronze Age and Iron Age artifacts relating to the island conducing.^[1]

The Bornholm Archaeological Research Center (BARC) is a research branch of the museum.^[2] BARC conducts archaeological surveys and excavations in the surrounding areas with the intent of disseminating and conserving Bornholm's heritage within the context of the wider Baltic Region.^[2] Each summer, BARC–in partnership with the Institute for Field Research–hosts a field school for university students at the Vasagård site in southern Bornholm.^[3]

• Erichsens Gård - house known for its association with notable visitors including painter Kristian Zahrtmann and poet Holger Drachmann, who married the daughter of the house: Vilhelmine Erichsen (1852–1935).^[4][5][6]

• Hjorths Fabrik - terracotta factory founded by Lauritz Adolph Hjorth (1834-1912) in 1859 and in operation until 1993.^[7]
• Melstedgård- an agricultural museum south of Gudhjem. The property consists of an operating farm built in 1801 with farmhouse, stables and horse-drawn carriage rides.^[8]

• Kastellet - 17th-century citadel which now houses the Bornholm Defense Museum.^[9]

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  Erichsens Gård - house known for its association with painter Kristian Zahrtmann and poet Holger Drachmann,
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  Melstedgård - agricultural museum south of Gudhjem
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  Hjorts Fabrik- former terracotta factory
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  Kastellet - houses the Bornholm Defense Museum

• Bornholm Museum Official site