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Stadslogement Westersingel - Bovenkamer Tuinzicht
Stadslogement Westersingel - Bovenkamer Tuinzicht Sneek
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Oosterkerk
Oosterkerk
A church built in the Amsterdam School style, designed by the architect Egbert Reitsma.
Stepping inside the Oosterkerk in Kollum is a remarkable experience. Your attention is immediately drawn to the spectacular painted wooden ceiling, decorated with abstract, flowing and geometric patterns. The artwork was created by George Martens (1894–1979), a Dutch painter and graphic artist best known as a member of the Groningen artists' collective De Ploeg.
The ceiling's rich reds, ochres, blues and green accents seem almost to be in motion, creating a flowing, wave-like effect. Set against the brick walls and the church's restrained furnishings, the artwork becomes even more striking. Daylight streaming through the tall windows highlights the texture of the wood and makes the colours appear even more vibrant.
The church's architecture, designed by Egbert Reitsma—who was also a member of De Ploeg—enhances this unique experience. Its parabolic arch construction creates exceptional acoustics and a remarkable sense of space. Even the light fitting designed by Reitsma is considered a museum piece in its own right. Local tradition has it that not everyone in Kollum appreciated the lavish decoration when the church was first built. To some, it resembled a theatre or even a cinema more than a church. Today, however, the amphitheatre-shaped interior is precisely what makes a visit to the Oosterkerk so memorable.
Kollum
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Lighthouse Bornrif Ameland
Lighthouse Bornrif Ameland Hollum
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Friesland Boating Yachtcharter - Pikmeer 1100 Jamaica
Friesland Boating Yachtcharter - Pikmeer 1100 Jamaica Koudum
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Wellekom Watersport - Zeiljacht Magnum 23- eerste variant
Wellekom Watersport - Zeiljacht Magnum 23- eerste variant Woudsend
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de Drijfveer - Friendship 26 Free - Heron
de Drijfveer - Friendship 26 Free - Heron Akkrum
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Museum Martena
Museum Martena Franeker
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Restaurant De Bosberg
Restaurant De Bosberg Appelscha
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Recreatiepark de Jerden - Achtpersoons appartement
Recreatiepark de Jerden - Achtpersoons appartement Sloten
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EAstay apartment 2
EAstay apartment 2 Eastermar
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Vlindertuin Lemmer
Vlindertuin Lemmer Lemmer
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De Fochtel Monument
De Fochtel Monument Fochteloo
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Camping Mounewetter - Lodge
Camping Mounewetter - Lodge Witmarsum
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City Park and Marina De Prinsentuin
City Park and Marina De Prinsentuin Leeuwarden
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Hanse 348
Hanse 348 Heeg
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Brasserie Booming
Brasserie Booming Harlingen
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Wellekom Watersport
Wellekom Watersport Woudsend
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Natuurkampeerterrein minicamping Singel
Natuurkampeerterrein minicamping Singel Jubbega
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Oosterdiepswal and Westerdiepswal
Oosterdiepswal and Westerdiepswal
On both sides of the Sylster Ryd, in the oldest part of Kollum's historic centre, lie the Oosterdiepswal and Westerdiepswal.
These embankments, locally known simply as the Wallen, are already mentioned in the earliest historical records of Kollum. The Sylster Ryd connected here with the major waterways to the north and south of the village.
During the 16th and 17th centuries, Kollum was a thriving centre of trade and commerce. Its town centre played an important logistical role in regional trading activities. Development along the Wallen began after this waterway was excavated in the early 16th century. Businesses that depended on water transport for the delivery of raw materials and the shipment of goods established themselves here. Historical records mention pottery workshops, a brewery, a tannery and a shipyard. Several windmills also stood along the Wallen, although mills could be found elsewhere in the village as well. Today, the Wallen form part of Kollum's protected historic townscape.
Kollum
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Information point Wommels (It Tsiispakhûs)
Information point Wommels (It Tsiispakhûs) Wommels
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Zeilschip Middelsee
Zeilschip Middelsee Engwierum
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G.J.S. | HW Yachtcharter
G.J.S. | HW Yachtcharter Grou
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Public toilet on Trekwei in Workum
Public toilet on Trekwei in Workum Workum
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Sparkberry
Sparkberry Burgum