Few travelers choose to stop at Ronne when traveling to Denmark, and those that do often go to see the Ronne. Those traveling through the area most often go to more well-known destinations but there is a lot of interest in Ronne.
The Old Quarter
The colourful old quarter is very nice, quiet and clean with loads of quaint shops and restaurants.
Lighthouse
Inland and by the church, the unusual location for the lighthouse is easy to understand - the port is there, adjacent to town. Dating back to 1880 is close to the new modern port of Rønne. In the past when the port was less commercial this was the guiding light through the Baltic Ocean and to the entrance of the port of Rønne. It may be considered a landmark, since behind it unfolds the beautiful old Ronne's quarters.
The Post Office
One of the larger old buildings in the old town centre is the beautiful mail post office. It is a large brick building with decoration and the seal of the island below the roof. In front is the little park and the square of Lille Torv.
Lille Torv
The second square is closer to the old town of Rønne and gives more of the old charm of the town. A park is situated in the middle of the square and the main post office is towards the end. Several cafes and shops surround the square.
Store Torv
The larges square in the city of Rønne is Store Torv. The square accommodates a large parking area and is lined by bars, restaurants and cafes as wells shops and banks. It is a good orientation point to the centre of town.
Erichsens Gård
Erichsens Gård is located in Laksegade. It is a museum consisting of a house and garden depicting an upper-class citizen’s home as it appeared in the last half or the 19th century. A great view into the daily life of people living on the island some 200 years ago.
Ceramic Factory
The renowned Hjorths Keramikfabrik was built in 1859 and is situated in Krystalgade. Today the factory is a ceramics museum with demonstration workshops. The descendents of the Hjorths dynasty are still creating beautiful are there today.
The Theatre
A building from 1823 is the home of the oldest functioning theatre in Denmark. Every year part of the repertoire includes the successful performances during the annual summer revue.
The Oldest Building
The oldest building in Rønne is at Talbodgade 1 situated near the harbour and was originally constructed as a warehouse for storing provisions for the Royal Navy. The plank doors are believed to originate from Hammershus.
The island offers a good network of roads that circles the island as well as crosses it on a number of places. Good signage is available throughout the island.
