Locations
1873 to 1896 of 2914 results
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Iselmar Sporthotel - Comfort kamer met havenzicht
Iselmar Sporthotel - Comfort kamer met havenzicht
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Padelhal Joure
Padelhal Joure
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Werf IJlst - Sinnehuske 1
Werf IJlst - Sinnehuske 1
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Strandje Pharshoeke (Heeg)
Strandje Pharshoeke (Heeg)
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Public toilet Schans in Stavoren
Public toilet Schans in Stavoren
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the guesthouse
the guesthouse
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Breimer's Bakery Bolsward
Breimer's Bakery Bolsward
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B&B De Dream
B&B De Dream
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www.huyske.com
www.huyske.com
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Walloon Church
Walloon Church
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Jachtwerf Oost B.V. - Nowee Novi 42 'Orion'
Jachtwerf Oost B.V. - Nowee Novi 42 'Orion'
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Public toilet Normandiaplein in Sneek
Public toilet Normandiaplein in Sneek
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Langweer Church
Langweer Church
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Stichting Skûtsjes Doniawerstal
Stichting Skûtsjes Doniawerstal
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De Appelhof - Glampingtent aan het water- Type A
De Appelhof - Glampingtent aan het water- Type A
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Dyksputten
Dyksputten
Dyksputten are historic clay pits along the Frisian Wadden Sea dike. They were created in the 19th century by extracting clay, which was used to raise and strengthen the sea dike.
The Dyksputten can be found at several locations in the area behind the sea dike around the villages of Sexbierum and Oosterbierum, in the municipality of Waadhoeke.
Today, these low-lying, brackish nature areas provide resting and breeding grounds for birds and rare plant species. Some of the Dyksputten are as deep as 3 metres.
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Swimming Pool De Sawn Doarpen
Swimming Pool De Sawn Doarpen
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Firdgum (Furdgum)
Firdgum (Furdgum)
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Yachtcharter Sneek
Yachtcharter Sneek
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Ferry service Stavoren-Enkhuizen
Ferry service Stavoren-Enkhuizen
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Sailing Dutchman Events
Sailing Dutchman Events
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Artwork Maarten van der Weijden
Artwork Maarten van der Weijden
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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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Hus.frl
Hus.frl
