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Museum It Tsiispakhûs
Museum It Tsiispakhûs Wommels
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Fries en Fruitig Nijhuizum
Fries en Fruitig Nijhuizum Nijhuizum
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St Nicholas Church in Sint Nicolaasga
St Nicholas Church in Sint Nicolaasga Sint Nicolaasga
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B&B Lyklamastate - Bakhuisje
B&B Lyklamastate - Bakhuisje Nijemirdum
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Pand 99
Pand 99 Joure
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Vakantiepark De Kuilart - Camping - Kampeerplaats Comfort Premium
Vakantiepark De Kuilart - Camping - Kampeerplaats Comfort Premium Koudum
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Waterrecreatie Syperda
Waterrecreatie Syperda Gaastmeer
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Holiday home Blomsteech
Holiday home Blomsteech Holwert
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Parc Bûten at REBL Outdoor
Parc Bûten at REBL Outdoor Jubbega
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Strandje aan de Langweerder Wielen - Langweer
Strandje aan de Langweerder Wielen - Langweer Langweer
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Radar station Sondel
Radar station Sondel Sondel
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Broek Bell Tower
Broek Bell Tower Broek
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B&B Basalt aan See
B&B Basalt aan See Stavoren
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Grandcafe Restaurant De Watersport
Grandcafe Restaurant De Watersport Woudsend
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Franeker (Frjentsjer)
Franeker (Frjentsjer) Franeker
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de Markestee - de Markestee
de Markestee - de Markestee Blesdijke
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Public toilet Schans in Stavoren
Public toilet Schans in Stavoren Stavoren
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Kleine-Lijn Tea Garden
Kleine-Lijn Tea Garden Blije
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Remains of the Atlantic Wall in Harlingen
Remains of the Atlantic Wall in Harlingen
The bunkers at Harlingen were part of the Atlantic Wall: the more than 6,000-kilometer-long German defense line from Norway to Spain. The Atlantic Wall is one of the largest structures of the 20th century.
The line was built during the Second World War between 1942 and 1945 to prevent an Allied invasion of the Western European mainland from the sea. The Atlantic Wall was a series of separate smaller and larger support points that could give each other fire support.
In many cases they consisted of bombproof bunkers, sometimes with a wall and roof thickness of at least two meters of reinforced concrete. Due to a lack of labour, equipment and fuel, only 510 bunkers of the planned 2000 had been built in the Netherlands. In the English Garden in Harlingen is a German bunker that was part of the Atlantic Wall. It concerns a Communications Command Post with which the Germans coordinated the Frisian coastal defences.
Harlingen
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Visitor Centre and Tourist Office Stavoren
Visitor Centre and Tourist Office Stavoren Stavoren
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De Appelsche Hof
De Appelsche Hof Appelscha
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Camping "De Kiekduun"
Camping "De Kiekduun" Buren
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skûtsje Gudsekop
skûtsje Gudsekop Akkrum
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Trattoria Italiana
Trattoria Italiana Leeuwarden