Is this where the light is said to be most magical? This, my friends, is Bokul. It’s more than just a hill. Bokul is a 48-meter-high cliff massif that rises above the charming town of Gudhjem. From here you have the most breathtaking views over the town’s red rooftops and the sparkling waters of the Østersøen. Bokul has been a source of inspiration for centuries. Artists, especially Oluf Høst, were drawn to Bokul’s beauty. Høst, a renowned Danish painter, created many of his masterpieces right here, capturing the interplay of light and shadow on the cliffs. You can almost imagine him with his easel, striving to capture the ever-changing nuances of the landscape. Today, Bokul is crowned by the Bokulhus, once a humble dwelling, now a popular restaurant where visitors can soak in the panorama while enjoying a delicious meal. But Bokul is more than just a pretty face. Locals maintain a beautiful tradition here. Every day, at the break of dawn and the fall of dusk, they raise and lower the flag at the flagpole, a simple act that underscores Bokul’s significance as a cherished gathering place. So, as you stand here, take a deep breath, feel the wind in your hair, and let the beauty of Bokul wash over you. You’re not just witnessing a view, you’re experiencing a piece of Bornholm’s soul.
Nexø Lystskov
Have you ever heard the tale of Fandens Keglebane? It’s a story whispered among the towering trees of Nexø Lystskov,