This restaurant is situated in a typical Dutch farmhouse in the picturesque village of Kolhorn. Ideal for a stop during hiking and cycling. Enjoy the sun at the cosy terrace. Open for lunch and dinner.
Restaurant ‘t Anker
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Camper place ‘t Groentje Kolhorn
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- Kolhorn
facilities in the harbor building - kiosk with terrace on the water - large shopping center in Middenmeer - restaurants and center 800m
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Stolpboerderij – Westfriesedijk 166
- Location
- Kolhorn
Stolp built in 1856/1858 with a symmetrical facade and two front doors.
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Stolpboerderij – Nieuwe Streek 58
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- Kolhorn
This longhouse bell jar is hidden within the pedestrian area of the Nieuwe Streek. This is a national monument.
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Monumentale woning – Westfriesedijk 72a
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- Kolhorn
De rijksmonumentale woning aan de Westfriesedijk is gebouwd in 1840 met een zadeldak en met een houten topgevelbeschieting aan de voorzijde.
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Monumentale woning – Oude Streek 48
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- Kolhorn
Historische woning met een zadeldak en houten geveltopbeschietingen aan de Oude Streek in het beschermde dorpsgezicht van Kolhorn.
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De Laurenskerk
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- Kolhorn
The building may date from the 15th century, but was later modified with a three-sided closure and a northern extension. After considerable damage in the village fire of 15 September 1788, the church was restored in 1791-1792. The tower consists of a simple 19th-century tower with an eight-sided spire.
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Boat trip ansjovisjol KH44 – Sailing monument
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- Kolhorn
The iron dinghy from 1899 is the only ship left of the Kolhorn fishing fleet.
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Schippersgilde (Keern 2 – Kolhorn)
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- Kolhorn
The skippers' guild was housed in the building at Keern 2 because from here there was a view of both the outer water and the inner water of Kolhorn.
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Gemaal Schagerkogge
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- Kolhorn
The pumping station was built in 1927 and is equipped with a pump installation driven by electric motors. The building was built in a sleek variant of the Amsterdam School. The facades are built in clean masonry and the building has a striking tiled roof, covered with red tiles. Until recently, the pumping station drained the Schagerkoggeboezem and kept an area of 3,000 hectares dry.