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- Hammershus is a medieval era fortification at Hammeren on the northern tip of the Danish island of Bornholm. The fortress was partially demolished around 1750 and is now a ruin.
- In 1743 Hammershus was finally abandoned as a stronghold and the people of Bornholm were free to gather building materials from the site until 1822, when the...
- Great place to visit, the ruins of the castle Hammershus on the north side of the island.
- On the small Danish rocky island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea lies Hammershus, the largest castle ruin in Northern Europe.
- Whether you're into history or not, the location is nothing less than unique, with a fantastic view over the Baltic Sea and the hilly terrain that surrounds Hammershus.
- The fortification, known today as Hammershus Castle Ruins, demonstrates the historical significance of Bornholm, strategically positioned in the middle of the sea.
- In 1658 hammershus was captured by the Swedes, but a rebellion residents Bornholm spodviglo Swedish king to free the castle and return it to the Danes.
- From the fortress Hammershus offers a beautiful view of neighboring Sweden and the severe Baltic Sea.
- Hammershus offers an atmospheric experience for children and adults alike, if you venture out to explore the well-preserved ruins of the medieval fortress...
- In 1658, Hammershus was occupied by Swedish forces but a rebellion on the island terminated the Swedish rule.
