Bornholm’s culinary heritage is based around the long-standing tradition of foraging, and nobody knows more about the island’s many natural treasures than Thomas Guldbæk.

Bornholm's mayor, Jacob Trøst, hopes that technologies will emerge that will help the island towards its goal – but, he's realistic about the enormity of the challenge.

Even during the Cold War, Bornholm found itself in a unique position behind the Iron Curtain. By understanding Bornholm’s past, we uncover the reasons why this island is still Danish today.

Bornholm, the easternmost island of Denmark, is a 227 square-mile (588 square-kilometer) granite rock jutting out of the Baltic Sea. Known for its quaint fishing villages and sunny climate, ...

‘F—ing Bornholm’ Review: A Mordant Study of a Family Vacation Ruined by Boys Behaving Badly, At All Ages Reviewed at Karlovy Vary Film Festival (Competition), July 2, 2022.

Welcome to Bornholm, Denmark’s beloved island where sustainability comes as standard. From all-local menus to an ambitious carbon-neutral pledge, this Danish isle has green credentials baked ...