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Hotel Restaurant Princenhof
Hotel Restaurant Princenhof Earnewâld
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Welgelegen - VW Bus hut
Welgelegen - VW Bus hut Workum
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Airmen Monument Bolsward
Airmen Monument Bolsward Bolsward
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Appartementen Harkema - Appartement Lânsicht
Appartementen Harkema - Appartement Lânsicht It Heidenskip
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St. Boniface's Church Damwâld
St. Boniface's Church Damwâld Damwâld
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Huize Goede Reede - Appartement met terras
Huize Goede Reede - Appartement met terras Oudemirdum
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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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Holiday Boatin Yachtcharter-Doerak Sneek
Holiday Boatin Yachtcharter-Doerak Sneek Sneek
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Parc Bûten at REBL Outdoor
Parc Bûten at REBL Outdoor Jubbega
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Restaurant Eindeloos
Restaurant Eindeloos Leeuwarden
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Rasterhoffpark
Rasterhoffpark Sneek
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Van der Valk Hotel Wolvega - Comfortkamer-Parking zijde
Van der Valk Hotel Wolvega - Comfortkamer-Parking zijde Wolvega
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St. Cecilia's Church Oosternijkerk
St. Cecilia's Church Oosternijkerk Oosternijkerk
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Blokhuispoort
Blokhuispoort Leeuwarden
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Aqua State - Grutto 8
Aqua State - Grutto 8 Lemmer
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Camping Flapper - Trekkershut Ús Hiem
Camping Flapper - Trekkershut Ús Hiem Gaastmeer
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Smakelijk
Smakelijk Leeuwarden
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Nij Wybranda - de Mielgong
Nij Wybranda - de Mielgong Boazum
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The WasWadpad
The WasWadpad Kollumerpomp
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Vakantiepark De Kuilart - vakantiehuizen - Groepsaccommodatie
Vakantiepark De Kuilart - vakantiehuizen - Groepsaccommodatie Koudum
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CW Kiteboarding
CW Kiteboarding Cornwerd
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Mini- campercamping Oer de Haske
Mini- campercamping Oer de Haske Oudehaske
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Familieboten - Ouwe Peer
Familieboten - Ouwe Peer Franeker
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Monument Gaele Visser
Monument Gaele Visser
On May 2, 2015, a monument was unveiled here for the Frisian-Canadian soldier Gaele Visser, born in Haskerhorne in 1920 and emigrated to Canada in 1930. Gaele Visser enlisted in the Canadian army in 1942, specifically in the Algonquin Regiment. He fought in the liberation of Western Europe and was killed on April 23, 1945, near Oldenburg (Germany).
He is buried at the Canadian War Cemetery in Holten. The monument provides information about both his private life and military career.
Haskerhorne