NaturBornholm is a natural history centre in Aakirkeby dedicated to the island's geology and wildlife. The building, designed by Henning Larsen Architects, is partly embedded in the bedrock and is an attraction in its own right. Exhibitions trace Bornholm's story from its 1.7-billion-year-old granite foundations to the island's present-day flora and fauna.
A lecture on waxcap mushrooms and how to identify the different Danish species, exploring their connection to traditional meadows.
ScienceKlubben explores the fascinating world of fungi, from microscopic organisms to giant species spanning several kilometres.
The Nature Club explores Bornholm's prehistoric past through fossils and traces of dinosaurs, marine reptiles and trilobites from millions of years ago.
ScienceKlubben invites children to discover chemistry through practical experiments in the laboratory at NaturBornholm.
ScienceKlubben turns climate data into sound in a creative workshop at NaturBornholm.