Jerne is located east of Boldesager and north of Østerbyen. The area is very open with several green areas and playgrounds.
The area predominantly consists of detached houses, but also offers attached row houses and multistory apartment buildings.
The northern part of Jerne is characterized by attached row houses in Fuglebakken. Multistory apartment buildings can be found in the eastern part of Jerne in Skoleparken and in the western part of Jerne in Frejaparken.
Much of the activity in Jerne is concentrated around Storegade and gives the neighborhood a small-town atmosphere. In this area you can find the local pub, church, and shopping options.
Jerne Kro (inn) also plays a central role hosting annual events including Sankt Hans, Christmas activities and children’s day.
Jerne IF and Jerne Stadium are central to sports life in Jerne and in relation to activities in Jerne in general
Children in the central, northwestern and northeasternareas of Jerne belongs to the district school named Bakkeskolen, whilst children in the southern area of Jerne belongs to the district school named Boldesager Skole.
In the northeastern part of Jerne, you will find:
In Boldesager, west of Jerne, you will find:
In Spangsbjerg, west of Jerne, you will also find the private school:
Below you can take a closer look at where the different schools are located via the dynamic map.
Read more about schools, school districts and signing children up for 0 grade schooling
Esbjerg Municipality is divided into enrollment districts. Residents in Jerne are in the childcare district named Jerne. In addition to the options below, there are several day care providers in the area.
In Jerne, you will find the private kindergarten:
You can read more about the structure, history and municipal plan for the local area (in Danish)
