Saint Clemens church

Saint Clemens Church stands as a Romanesque structure with rounded arches, constructed from brick and fieldstone materials on Amrum Island in Schleswig-Holstein.

The church emerged in 1236, initially as a wooden structure, and received its first documented mention in 1240 following debates between Norddorf and Süddorf about its location.

The church houses early Gothic wooden apostle figures and a Romanesque baptismal font, representing significant religious artwork from the medieval period.

Regular Lutheran services take place in the church, which features an 18-register organ installed in 1981 and maintains two surrounding cemeteries.

The church grounds include a dedicated cemetery from 1905 for unidentified bodies found in water, containing graves primarily from the early 20th century.

Location: Nebel

Inception: 1240

Architectural style: Romanesque architecture

Made from material: fieldstone, brick

Address: Stoltenberag

GPS coordinates: 54.65300,8.35603

Latest update: June 2, 2025 05:12