Ommel Nightlife Spot, Marstal
A small, sociable island nightspot near Marstal where locals and travelers share quiet drinks, simple music and the easygoing charm of Ærø after dark.
Tucked on the quiet island of Ærø near Marstal, Ommel’s local nightspot at Kirkevejen 34 is a modest, community-focused venue where island evenings unfold slowly. Expect an intimate, low-key atmosphere rather than big-city clubbing: a place where locals gather over drinks, casual music, and conversation after long days by the sea. It suits travelers who want to experience authentic small-island nightlife and a glimpse of everyday Danish coastal life after dark.
A brief summary to Ommel
- Kirkevejen 34, Marstal, 5960, DK
- +4561688728
- Duration: 1 to 3 hours
- Budget
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Indoor
- Mobile reception: 4 out of 5
Local tips
- Aim for a visit in the later evening on weekends, when the atmosphere is livelier and you are more likely to find locals gathering after work or time on the water.
- Bring a light jacket: even in summer, Ærø’s coastal evenings can feel cool, and you may want to step outside between drinks for some fresh island air.
- Carry a bank card rather than cash, as smaller Danish venues increasingly rely on card payments and may have limited change available.
- Combine your night out with a daytime visit to Marstal’s harbor or nearby beaches to appreciate the contrast between sunlit coast and quiet island nightlife.
For the on-the-go comforts that matter to you
- Restrooms
- Drink Options
- Seating Areas
- Trash Bins
Ommel location weather suitability
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Any Weather
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Rain / Wet Weather
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Cold Weather
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Mild Temperatures
Discover more about Ommel
An Island Evening on Kirkevejen
Ommel’s nightspot at Kirkevejen 34 captures the feel of Ærø after sunset: understated, sociable and shaped by the sea that surrounds it. This is not a high-energy urban club but a small, local bar-like venue where the island’s rhythm continues into the evening at a gentler pace. The building sits in the little settlement of Ommel, just outside maritime Marstal, surrounded by fields, village houses and the faint scent of salt on the air. Inside, the mood revolves around conversation and simple pleasures. On quieter nights, it can feel like a village living room with a bar; on livelier evenings, music and laughter spill out when the door opens and people step outside to catch some fresh air. The space is compact, which quickly creates a sense of familiarity between regulars and visitors.From Maritime Days to Social Nights
Life on Ærø is deeply tied to the sea, and that character filters subtly into the nightlife here. Many of the people who drop in have spent their day on the water, in Marstal’s harbor, cycling the coastal lanes or working in nearby farms and workshops. As night falls, this small venue becomes a place to swap stories, warm up on cool evenings and extend the day with a drink in hand. Decor tends towards the practical and unpretentious: functional tables, a central bar and details that reflect local tastes rather than polished design trends. You may hear a mix of Danish conversation and the occasional English from visiting sailors or travelers exploring the island. The atmosphere encourages lingering rather than rushing, matching the slower tempo that defines Ærø in general.Music, Drinks and Island Atmosphere
Entertainment here is straightforward. Expect background music that can occasionally drift into more energetic tracks as the night progresses, but without the intensity of a large dance club. When the room is full, there is a cozy bustle: clinking glasses, low conversations, and the periodic burst of laughter. When it is quieter, it can feel almost contemplative, a good setting for a relaxed drink after a day exploring beaches or village lanes. The drinks selection typically centers on beer, simple mixed drinks and soft options, reflecting a practical island bar rather than an extensive cocktail lounge. Prices tend to be moderate by Danish standards, and the emphasis is on sociability rather than exclusivity. Guests often stand at the bar to chat with staff or gather in small groups at tables, giving the place a friendly, informal character.Who Will Enjoy Ommel After Dark
This spot suits travelers curious about how people on a small Danish island spend their evenings. It is ideal if you appreciate low-key nightlife, enjoy talking to locals, or want a relaxed setting to end the day rather than a late-night party. Couples, small groups of friends and solo travelers who are comfortable in intimate venues will feel most at ease. Because the place is compact and focused on drinks and music, it is less oriented towards young children and more naturally geared to adults. The surrounding area is quiet, with limited light pollution, so stepping outside between songs reveals dark skies and the faint outlines of the countryside. It is this contrast—between the warm glow indoors and the tranquil island night outside—that gives Ommel’s nightlife its particular charm.Practicalities and Seasonal Rhythm
As with much on Ærø, the rhythm of the venue can change with the seasons. Summer brings more visitors to the island, with sailing crews and holidaymakers adding to the crowd. Outside of peak months, evenings can be very calm, which some travelers appreciate for a more intimate experience. Services and hours may follow a flexible island logic, so it is wise not to arrive with rigid expectations of big-city schedules. Facilities are basic but sufficient for an evening out: a bar area, seating and restrooms, with the wider services of Marstal—restaurants, shops and accommodation—only a short journey away. For many visitors, dropping in here is less about ticking off a major attraction and more about adding an authentic local note to their time on Ærø, sharing a drink where island residents themselves wind down the day.Iconic landmarks you can’t miss
Monument for Danske Sømænd
2.9 km
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Andelen Guesthouse
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På Torvet
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Danish Island Weddings
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Ærø Turist & Erhverv
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Explore the beautiful island of Ærø with expert insights and resources from Ærø Turist & Erhverv, your local tourist information center.
Ærøfærgerne
5.2 km
Experience the scenic ferry ride to Ærø Island via Ærøfærgerne, where Danish charm meets breathtaking coastal views.
Hattesens Konfektfabrik Aps
5.3 km
Discover the sweet artistry of traditional Danish liquorice at Hattesens Konfektfabrik Aps in scenic Ærøskøbing.
Hotel Ærøhus
5.3 km
Historic hotel in the heart of Ærøskøbing known for its authentic Danish charm, lush gardens, and local island cuisine—a perfect base for exploring Ærø.
Rise Kirke
5.9 km
A quietly beautiful 12th‑century countryside church on Ærø, where whitewashed walls, historic graves and open fields tell the island’s rural and seafaring story.
Forladt skorsten
10.7 km
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Bregninge Kirke
11.6 km
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Langdyssen "Kong Humbles Grav"
14.8 km
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Saint Nicolai's Church
22.2 km
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Anne Hvide's House
22.4 km
Svendborg's oldest house: a ochre-yellow Renaissance gem where nobility, hospitality, and history converge.
Danmarks Forsorgsmuseum
22.5 km
Explore Denmark's social welfare history at Danmarks Forsorgsmuseum in Svendborg, the best-preserved poorhouse in the Nordic countries, offering a poignant journey into the lives of the marginalized.
Unmissable attractions to see
Ærø Flyveplads
2.7 km
A small grass airfield in Ærø’s countryside, where island tranquillity meets light aircraft, scenic flights and colourful community events under wide open skies.
Aero Hotel
2.7 km
Relaxed adults-only island hotel on the edge of Marstal, with indoor pool, generous breakfast and easy access to Ærø’s beaches, harbour life and coastal paths.
Marstal Havn og Marina
2.8 km
Atmospheric island harbour where working shipyard, modern marina and Baltic seascapes meet just steps from Marstal’s maritime heart.
Ærø Svømmeklub
2.9 km
Community‑run island swim club and indoor pool in Marstal, offering lanes, lessons and a simple, all‑weather place to dip into everyday life on Ærø.
Monument over Faldne Danske Søfolk under 1.Verdenskrig
3.0 km
A modest waterfront memorial in Marstal that quietly honours Danish merchant sailors lost in World War I, set amid the everyday life of a working harbour.
Marstal Søfartsmuseum
3.0 km
Five centuries of Danish maritime heritage brought to life through ship models, immersive interiors, and authentic harbour atmosphere.
Skipper Park
3.3 km
Maritime-themed playground and café by Marstal harbour, where kids splash and bounce while adults unwind over sea views and simple island fare.
Badehusene i Marstal
3.9 km
A slender sand spit lined with vividly painted wooden bathing huts, Badehusene i Marstal capture Ærø’s gentle island spirit, maritime heritage and slow seaside living.
Erik's Tail
3.9 km
A narrow ribbon of sand lined with colourful huts, Erik's Tail puts you between two seas at once: sheltered lagoon on one side, open Baltic waves on the other.
Mindesten for Edvard Biering
3.9 km
A modest roadside memorial on Ærø, honouring district doctor Edvard Biering and offering a quiet glimpse into the island’s everyday history.
View Point
4.6 km
A simple stop on Ærø’s coastal dike with sweeping views of sea, marsh and sky, perfect for a quiet pause, a photo, or a golden-hour moment between towns.
Naturlegepladsen & shelters
4.7 km
A modest island playground and shelter spot on Ærø’s edge, blending simple outdoor fun, family-friendly space and back-to-basics overnight stays under open skies.
Ærøskøbing Church
5.1 km
An 18th‑century island church with medieval roots, blue maritime pews and hanging model ships, offering a quiet window into Ærø’s seafaring soul.
Ærøskøbing Bymuseum • Ærø Museum
5.1 km
A 1775 sheriff's house revealing Ærø's maritime heritage and border-crossing history.
Hammerich House • Aero Museum
5.1 km
A collector's cabinet of curiosities in a half-timbered cottage, brimming with antiques and artistic treasures.
Essential places to dine
Restaurant Udsigten Marstal
2.3 km
Coastal Danish cuisine in a cosy seaside hotel setting, with sweeping views over the South Funen Archipelago from dining room, conservatory and terrace.
Hotel Udsigten Marstal
2.3 km
Laid-back waterfront hotel on Ærø where nearly every room faces the Baltic and Marstal’s maritime charm is just a shoreline stroll away.
Reventlow's Gastropub & Burgers
2.7 km
Laid-back island gastropub in Marstal serving hearty burgers, bar snacks and late-night music in a compact, lively setting on historic Kongensgade.
MARSTANG mad & vin
2.8 km
Intimate island restaurant in Marstal’s old town, serving weekly changing seasonal menus and a serious wine list in a relaxed, candlelit setting.
Minde APS
2.8 km
Generous Danish fare and warm hospitality in Marstal's welcoming neighborhood restaurant.
Kebabvogn Ærø
2.8 km
Casual harbor-side kebab cart serving quick, satisfying meals in charming Marstal.
MARSTANG café
2.8 km
Island café where sourdough bread bowls and natural wine capture Ærø's seasonal soul
Hotel Marstal
2.9 km
Family-run harbour hotel and Danish kitchen in the heart of Marstal, perfectly placed for Ærø’s maritime history, beach walks and relaxed island days.
Restaurant Fru Berg
2.9 km
Harbourfront fish plates, Ærø pancakes and cosy nautical charm right on Marstal’s working quay, where local flavours meet everyday life on the Baltic.
Den Gamle Vingaard
2.9 km
Mediterranean-Nordic cuisine in a historic maritime setting with a tranquil garden courtyard.
Webers café og restaurant
2.9 km
A warmly lit former sailors’ pub in Marstal, serving compact Danish–French bistro dishes, local Ærø beers and well-chosen wines in a cosy brown-café setting.
Prinsebroen
3.0 km
Harbour-side smokehouse and café in Marstal, serving Ærø’s signature smoked fish and open sandwiches with wide sea views and an easy-going island atmosphere.
Femmasteren Hotel & Vandrerhjem
3.1 km
Character-packed hotel and hostel in central Marstal, blending Ærø’s seafaring history, cozy communal living, and easy access to harbor-side attractions.
Miss Sophy Gastroclub
3.1 km
Relaxed island bistro and wine bar in central Marstal, serving seasonal comfort dishes, creative burgers and cocktails in an intimate, hygge-filled setting.
Sønderrendens Perle/Burger House Marstal
3.2 km
Casual harbourfront burger joint in Marstal serving hearty comfort food and ice cream just steps from the water, ideal for an easy seaside meal on Ærø.
Markets, malls and hidden boutiques
DCA Op Shop
2.7 km
Small island thrift shop in Marstal where second-hand treasures, community spirit and global charity work come together in a cozy, slow-paced setting.
Bille Knudsen Isenkram
2.7 km
A densely stocked island hardware and homeware store in Marstal’s pedestrian street, supplying sailors, locals and holidaymakers with practical Danish everyday goods.
Chr. H v/Hanne Kromann
2.8 km
Locally anchored clothing shop in Marstal’s old town, offering classic Scandinavian styles for men and women with a subtle, maritime Ærø touch.
Ærøpigen
2.8 km
Cozy island shop in central Marstal, blending woolly comforts, local delicacies and everyday essentials in a snug Kirkestræde setting on Ærø.
Antikhjørnet
2.8 km
Curated vintage treasures and 4,000 Christmas ornaments in a charming Ærø antique shop.
Donna & Miss Daisy
5.1 km
Intimate island boutique in Ærøskøbing’s old town, blending whimsical Scandinavian fashion, thoughtful accessories and personal styling in a cosy, cobbled-street setting.
Blåbær Gårdbutik
5.1 km
Historic 1850s island farm turned cosy lifestyle shop, blending Scandinavian design, organic treats and a relaxed courtyard with animals on Ærøskøbing’s rural edge.
Verdens Mindste Stormagasin
5.1 km
A delightfully tiny “world’s smallest department store” in Ærøskøbing, brimming with island-made crafts, nostalgic curiosities and small-town Danish charm.
Blandede Bolcher
5.1 km
A tiny Søndergade shop where antiques, toys and curiosities spill from every corner, offering a nostalgic, treasure-hunt pause in fairytale Ærøskøbing.
Ærøskøbing City Museum Kiosk & Bookstore
5.1 km
A cosy little museum shop in Ærøskøbing’s old sheriff’s house, pairing kiosk charm with curated books and souvenirs that tell the story of Ærø island.
Island Living Ærø
5.1 km
A cosy craft, yarn and leather shop on Ærøskøbing’s main square, where Nordic design, island inspiration and tactile materials come together in one intimate space.
Kunstmågen
5.1 km
Artistic supplies and creative workshops in the heart of Ærøskøbing's charming historic square.
Garna
5.1 km
A serene yarn and design boutique in Ærøskøbing’s old savings bank, where natural fibres, thoughtful details and island calm invite you to slow down and create.
Shop
5.1 km
Atmospheric lifestyle and gift shop on Brogade in Ærøskøbing’s old town, blending traditional hardware-store roots with cozy Danish design and island-inspired finds.
Den Gamle Købmandsgaard
5.2 km
Historic island grocer and café where Ærøskøbing's maritime heritage meets contemporary artisanal food culture.
Essential bars & hidden hideouts
Marstal cafe Den Glade Gris
2.5 km
Cozy island bar in Marstal where locals and visitors share beers, stories and a relaxed slice of Ærø everyday life.
Skipperkroen
2.8 km
Cosy skipper’s bar in central Marstal, serving inexpensive drinks and simple fare in a relaxed, maritime small‑town atmosphere close to the harbour.
Foley's Pub
2.8 km
Marstal's maritime pub where live music, local brews, and seafaring tales create authentic island nightlife.
BALLAST BAR BUTIK
2.8 km
Cozy harborfront cocktail bar and woolly boutique in Marstal’s old ferry waiting room, blending inventive drinks, Nordic knitwear and intimate island atmosphere.
Bar & Café MF Egeskov
3.1 km
Cozy harborfront bar and café on Marstal’s working quay, blending maritime atmosphere, dockside views, and relaxed drinks in the spirit of Ærø’s seafaring life.
Arrebo
5.2 km
Island pub where locals and visitors gather for live music, cold drinks, and authentic Ærø atmosphere.
Havnekiosken 6kanten
15.9 km
Quirky octagonal harbour kiosk turned cosy café-bar, serving simple Danish fare and cold beer with front-row views of Rudkøbing’s boats and Langelandsbroen.
Havnekiosken v/Ole Damgaard Hansen
15.9 km
A tiny historic kiosk-bar on Rudkøbing’s harbor front, serving simple drinks and snacks with big maritime views and the easy rhythm of island harbor life.
Rådhuskælderen
16.0 km
Cosy cellar bar in Søby’s former town hall, offering simple drinks, local atmosphere and a low‑key glimpse of everyday life on the island of Ærø.
Dybendal
16.1 km
Easygoing local bar on Rudkøbing’s main square, blending billiards, darts and drinks with small‑town atmosphere and summer concerts on the cobbled Torvet.
Sukker
16.1 km
Intimate wine bar where Danish heritage meets Nordic sophistication in historic Rudkøbing.
Kasket karl
16.1 km
A classic Rudkøbing bodega where locals gather for cold beer, warm conversation, and an authentic slice of island everyday life from morning to late evening.
No. 10
16.3 km
Cozy, adults‑only lounge bar in a former butcher’s shop, serving Champagne, craft beer and cocktails with island hygge and a colourful courtyard in central Rudkøbing.
Langelands Jazzklub
16.7 km
Tiny island jazz hub in Rudkøbing, blending close-up concerts, seasonal outdoor gigs and decades of Danish jazz heritage in a warm, community-run setting.
Basicbigband
16.7 km
Local big band headquarters in a quiet Rudkøbing neighbourhood, where brass, reeds and rhythm bring Langeland’s intimate jazz scene to life on select evenings.
Nightclubs & after hour spots
Ommel
0.0 km
A small, sociable island nightspot near Marstal where locals and travelers share quiet drinks, simple music and the easygoing charm of Ærø after dark.
Crazy Daisy Svendborg
22.4 km
Compact, high-energy weekend nightclub in central Svendborg, serving mainstream beats, drinks and a sociable dance floor until the early hours.
CLUB ZANZI
41.5 km
High‑energy waterfront nightclub bringing big‑city beats, flashing lights and late‑night dancing to the heart of coastal Nakskov.
Old Danish Pub
44.8 km
Central Sønderborg institution blending classic Danish pub ambiance, affordable drinks, and lively atmosphere—perfect for experiencing Southern Denmark’s warmth and social life.
Kaizen ApS
44.9 km
Compact disco-style nightclub in central Sønderborg, pulsing with late-night beats, colourful lights and a straightforward bar for an unpretentious night out.
New Orleans Jazz I Sønderborg
45.0 km
Authentic New Orleans jazz experience in the heart of Sønderborg.
Dance All Over
50.6 km
Sønderborg’s sociable dance hub, where fitness, swing and party-ready moves come together in energetic, community-driven classes across the city.
Muzirkus
51.7 km
Nyborg's independent music sanctuary where local bands rehearse, collaborate, and perform since 1974.
KJ's bodel
52.8 km
Laid‑back local nightspot on Nyborg’s main square, mixing simple drinks, sociable bar chatter and a compact dance floor in an unpretentious setting.
Dance Odense, Funen Square Dance Club
54.8 km
Community-driven square dancing in a cozy Odense neighborhood hall, where callers, patterns and shared rhythm turn an ordinary evening into a friendly social event.
Carlsens Kvarter
58.1 km
Atmospheric pub in Odense C, offering unmatched hygge, an impressive selection of craft beers, and a welcoming local vibe in a characterful historic setting.
Den Brølende And
58.5 km
Experience the heart of Odense's nightlife at Den Brølende And, where music, dance, and camaraderie come alive.
Heidi's Bier Bar Odense
58.6 km
Dance on tables, drink large beers, and celebrate Alpine-style year-round in Odense's most uninhibited nightclub.
Dansebar Odense
58.7 km
Lively central Odense nightclub with mainstream hits, colorful lights and a sociable dance floor vibe from late evening into the early hours.
BUTCHERS Odense
58.8 km
High-energy nightclub on Odense’s Overgade, mixing pounding bass, lights and late-night drinks in a central old-town setting steps from major sights.
For the vibe & atmosphere seeker
- Lively
- Casual
- Fun-filled
- Unique
For the architecture buff
- Heritage Neighborhoods
For the social media creator & influencer
- Photo Spots
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For the eco-conscious traveler
- Low Impact
- Public-Transport Accessible
- Locally Managed
For the kind of experience you’re after
- Cultural Heritage
- Photowalk
- Roadtrip Stop
- Day Trip
- Weekend Getaway
For how adventurous you want the journey to be
- Easy Access
Location Audience
- Solo Friendly
- Couple Friendly
- Teen Friendly
- LGBT Friendly
- Business Friendly