At Accordeonola, accordion players are given the opportunity to make music together in an accordion orchestra. Under the guidance of a skilled conductor we try to set the bar high! We are always on the lookout for new and appealing music whereby we challenge our members to get the best out of themselves.
Accordeonola
Nearby locations
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Level One Experience
Sail to De Razende Bol in a powerful RIB. View seals up close, while the boat remains calmly floating on the water.
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Fort Dirksz Admiraal
Defensive fort from 1813 with German bunkers and guided tours
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Angenietea’s
Be welcome in the coziest Tea Room in Den Helder. Imagine yourself in the atmosphere of the 1920s. Here you can drink tea from one of the most colorful cups we have or enjoy a fragrant cup of Fairtrade Colombian coffee. With a homemade cake on the side, the moment of enjoyment cannot be broken. Or order warm scones! Do you want to taste more? Then book a luxury High Tea. Hat on and pinky up enjoying the togetherness and the sweet and savory delicacies. Nice for a birthday, baby shower or family outing.
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Zeepromenade Den Helder
De Zeepromenade is een ruim 5 km lang fiets- en wandelpad langs de kust van Den Helder.
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Stichting Instandhouding Motorreddingboot ‘Dorus Rijkers’
Experience maritime history aboard a 1923 lifeboat.
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Drugstore Verberne
At Drugstore Verberne, service and good advice are our number one priority. We have a broad assortment of products, and can order anything you can't find in our store. Whether it's a foto for your passport, glasses or having your ears pierced, we stand at the ready!
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Vroege natuurfotografie in de Grafelijkheidsduinen
Get up early for the best light. Walk with a guide and amateur photographers through the Grafelijkheidsduinen dunes and capture the winter silence, dunes, and sea with your camera.
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Triade – Huis van de Kunsten
Discover art and culture in a creative and inspiring home
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Scheepsfolk
Scheepsfolk is a Dutch maritime folk band with its own unique sound. The band regularly performs in many countries during festivals and nautical events and in folk clubs. The enthusiastic crew accompanies themselves with accordion, guitar, mandolin, banjo, ukulele, draw bag, washboard, candrum, kazoo, cajon and double bass. The musical influences come from all over Europe, so Scheepsfolk has developed its own unique style.