Things to see and do Saint-Clement

The dolmen of Mont Ubé is a Neolithic corridor tomb. This dolmen dates back to 4000 BC and was discovered and excavated in 1848. At the time of its discovery, we also found vases, tools, axes, a polished stone pendant and... human bones. It is presented as a gallery passage, with lateral niches in the burial chamber. It is today partially destroyed. But prehistory enthusiasts will have to go there to discover what remains of the dolmen. Notice to the amateurs!

The church of St. Clement, the smallest parish in the island of Jersey, is located along the A5 road and was already in existence in the early 17th century. Still standing, it has since undergone extensive restoration work in the 19th century. These works have brought to light beautiful medieval murals, including one depicting the archangel St. Michael slaying a dragon. This is the main interest of this church which doesn't necessarily look like it from the outside. Don't hesitate to enter!

If the Samarès manor can be visited from Monday to Saturday, one can visit every day the superb botanical gardens, created in the 1920s by the rich and philanthropic owner of a shipping company: Sir James Knott. Today, you can enjoy a unique collection of plants on the archipelago, rich in rare botanical species. A perfect place for a romantic walk or a family outing. Also a charming store and a café-crêperie.