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Bornholm to Poland

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Ferry from Bornholm to Poland

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Bornholm: Denmark's Baltic Gem

Bornholm is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea known for its distinctive round churches, sandy beaches, and smokehouses where visitors can sample the local delicacy of smoked herring. This sunny island enjoys more sunshine than the rest of Denmark, making it a popular summer destination. Art enthusiasts will appreciate Bornholm's thriving craft scene, particularly its renowned glassworks and ceramics workshops. The island's picturesque fishing villages like Gudhjem and Svaneke offer charming streets lined with colourful houses, while Hammershus, Northern Europe's largest mediaeval castle ruins, provides spectacular views across the sea. Nature lovers can explore the dramatic rocky coastline at Helligdomsklipperne or cycle through the lush forests of Almindingen, one of Denmark's largest forest areas. Every June, the island hosts 'Folkemødet' (The People's Meeting), Denmark's festival of democracy and political debate. Bornholm is well-connected by ferry services to Sweden, Germany, and mainland Denmark, making it an ideal stop on a Baltic Sea journey.

Poland: A Land of Rich History and Vibrant Culture

Poland offers visitors a remarkable blend of historical depth and modern energy. From the mediaeval streets of Krakow to the dynamic capital of Warsaw, Poland's cities are filled with architectural treasures and cultural attractions. The picturesque Tatra Mountains in the south provide stunning hiking opportunities, while the Baltic coastline offers beautiful beaches. History enthusiasts will appreciate the sobering Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, the mediaeval Malbork Castle, and the historic salt mines of Wieliczka. Throughout the year, Poland hosts numerous cultural events including the Warsaw Film Festival in October and the All Souls' Jazz Festival in November. The country's strategic location makes it an excellent starting point for ferry journeys across the Baltic Sea, with connections to Sweden, Denmark, and Finland from major ports like Gdynia and Świnoujście. Poland's hearty cuisine, friendly locals and affordable prices make it an increasingly popular European destination.

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