Klemensker: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A distinctive piece of local history stands at the heart of Klemensker: St. Clement's Church dates from 1882 and replaced a medieval predecessor. For those interested in culture, this architectural history is a tangible point of reference in the town.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Klemensker.

Culture and History

Klemensker Kro, the local inn, was first mentioned in writing in 1564.

Simblegårdsvej on the outskirts of Klemensker towards Hasle is described as one of Denmark's steepest roads and as a photographic subject.

Nature and Landscape

Præstemosen is a stopping point for hikes or bike rides in the Klemensker area, with a rolling landscape and open spaces. This makes Præstemosen suitable for a stay where hiking or cycling plays a role.

Præstemosen is also a small pond and nature area near St. Clement's Church, surrounded by grassland, shrubbery and small stands of trees that provide a habitat for birds, insects and small animals.

In the surrounding area of Klemensker are Antoinette, Sorte Gryde, Hammershus, Solomons Kapel, Rutskirke and Bornholm.

In the wider regional area of Klemensker are Hullehavn and Bodilskirke.

Local Character

Klemensker is associated with cheese production and local food, including cheese specialities, milk from organic farms and freshly caught fish from the local fishing grounds.

Geographical Location

Klemensker lies at a road junction, approximately 13 km northeast of Rønne, 7 km east of Hasle and 12 km south of Allinge.

Klemensker is an inland town in the central north of Bornholm, located between Rønne, Hasle and Gudhjem and away from the island's main tourist centres.

For the next comparison step: Nyker, Arnager, Aakirkeby, Olsker, Årsdale, Hasle, Vester Sømarken, Boderne.

For the overview of the wider destination: Bornholm.