The steep incline of Simblegardsvej, one of the steepest streets in Denmark, leads us up to the village of Klemensker. Tucked between the rolling hills of Bornholm, this quiet village, with its population of 657 souls, is a hidden gem. It’s one of the few places on the island without a harbour. Klemensker, named after the parish church of St. Clement, is a place where time seems to move at a slower pace. The village’s history is interwoven with its church, St. Clement’s Church, a grand structure built in 1882, replacing its medieval predecessor. This church is one of the most important landmarks in Klemensker, visible for miles around. The village has a charming inn, Klemens Kro, first mentioned in documents from 1564. This half-timbered building invites locals and tourists to enjoy a relaxing evening with a delicious meal and a glass of local beer. The village is also famously known for its cheese production, boasting the only dairy on the island, Andelsmejeri St. Clemens. This dairy has been producing organic cheese since 1950, with the most famous of them all being the blue cheese “Danablu”. As you savour the peace and quiet of the village, surrounded by fields, meadows, and forest, take a moment to imagine the history that has unfolded in this idyllic corner of Bornholm. Klemensker is a place where you can truly unwind and experience the rhythm of rural life.
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