Nature lover? Then Friesland is the place for you. With no less than 4 national parks, the Wadden Sea as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Wadden area chosen as the ‘Most Beautiful Nature Area in the Netherlands’, you can enjoy endless vast landscapes, unique flora and fauna, clear waters and historic dune terps.
Het campagnebeeld van project Celebrating Diversity, onderdeel van Leeuwarden-Fryslân Culturele Hoofdstad van Europa 2018
© Heleen Haijtema & Tryntsje NautaDiversity is a good thing. A world without differences would be boring, monotonous, colourless and lifeless. This also applies to farmland: it’s the (bio)diversity that makes our landscape so attractive. Expect innovative events and projects with positive effects for the biodiversity with urban, landscape and water-rich décors.
We’re as proud as peacocks about our landscape. And with good cause, because where else will you find thirteen different types of natural beauty and four National Parks within a bike ride of each other?
Tijdens de Chelsea Flower Show won Farm of the World de Silver Gilt medaille, de op één na hoogste oorkonde. Farm of the World richt zich op het onderzoeken van nieuwe en duurzame waarden van het platteland.
© Farm of the WorldFarm of the World focuses on research into new and sustainable values of the countryside. The key and starting point of the project is the abandoned farm the Kreake in Húns, a small village in Friesland. By letting people from all over the world work together with local ingredients, the Kreake has once again become a productive farm.
Het campagnebeeld van project Celebrating Diversity, onderdeel van Leeuwarden-Fryslân Culturele Hoofdstad van Europa 2018
© Heleen Haijtema & Tryntsje NautaDiversity is a good thing. A world without differences would be boring, monotonous, colourless and lifeless. This also applies to farmland: it’s the (bio)diversity that makes our landscape so attractive. Expect innovative events and projects with positive effects for the biodiversity with urban, landscape and water-rich décors.
We’re as proud as peacocks about our landscape. And with good cause, because where else will you find thirteen different types of natural beauty and four National Parks within a bike ride of each other?
