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Café Restaurant 't Foarunder
Café Restaurant 't Foarunder
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Restaurant Het Spijshuys
Restaurant Het Spijshuys
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Eysinga State
Eysinga State
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Sint Nicolaasga (Sint Nyk)
Sint Nicolaasga (Sint Nyk)
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Stek Leeuwarden
Stek Leeuwarden
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Schreiershoek recreation and vacation park
Schreiershoek recreation and vacation park
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Church of Ryptsjerk
Church of Ryptsjerk
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Kampeerboerderij Hettinga - Groepsaccommodatie
Kampeerboerderij Hettinga - Groepsaccommodatie
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Eysinga State - Vakantiewoning Yn 't Bosk
Eysinga State - Vakantiewoning Yn 't Bosk
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Lanterfanter
Lanterfanter
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De Ried
De Ried
The Ried tells the story of Frisian water management: from an inland lake to a drainage channel. Along the waterway lie ancient terps, bearing witness to the long history of settlement in this region.
In the 17th century, the Ried area was transformed through the construction of ditches and a new drainage channel, creating the present-day Ried. Small polders were established along the waterway, draining excess water into the Ried. Today, this waterway forms part of the skating route of the Elfstedentocht, where it is known as one of the more challenging sections.
South of the Ried lies an area with several historic terps. Although many of these dwelling mounds have partly disappeared due to excavation and land consolidation, the area remains archaeologically valuable. There are also stories about possible ley lines that are believed by some to connect this location with other remarkable historic sites.
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Camping Mounewetter - Lodge
Camping Mounewetter - Lodge
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Zuidwaard Watersport Makkum
Zuidwaard Watersport Makkum
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't Bûterhûs
't Bûterhûs
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't Havenmantsje
't Havenmantsje
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Monkey Town
Monkey Town
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Yeb Hettinga Museum
Yeb Hettinga Museum
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Camping Hammerslag
Camping Hammerslag
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Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis
Nyenhuis was a prominent residence of influential Frisian families from the 15th century onwards and likely developed from a medieval stins. Little remains above ground of this noble past, but its history continues beneath the surface.
The name Nyenhuis refers to an earlier noble residence that probably originated around the 15th century. The Te Nyenhuys family owned a stins here, a stone defensive tower that later grew into a larger noble estate. This influential family maintained close ties with Ludingakerke Abbey.
At the end of the Middle Ages, the estate passed through marriage to the Liauckema family. After that, Nyenhuis was mainly leased as an agricultural farm. Little remains of the former noble buildings today, but the site still holds historical and archaeological significance.
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Waterrecreatie Syperda - Lady Jo
Waterrecreatie Syperda - Lady Jo
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B&B Langweer
B&B Langweer
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Kitesurfing Spot at Workum
Kitesurfing Spot at Workum
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Marina de Rakken
Marina de Rakken
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Fûgel frij
Fûgel frij
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