A chapel was built on the Stroe cemetery in 2016. At the time, a group of local residents took the initiative to build a sober and compact chapel at this special location. There are several stories about this location. According to tradition, Willibrord founded a wooden church on this location around 700 AD. Around 1100 the first tuff church was built on this site. The small church was known to the community as ‘De Heidense Kapel’. The small church was demolished around 1880. It is therefore not known what exactly this chapel and any predecessors may have looked like. The current chapel opened in 2016. The chapel is open from sunrise to sunset. Check the website for more information. Sources Website of the Heidense Kapel: www.heidensekapel.info
Heidense kapel – Smerperweg
Nearby locations
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De Waddentuun
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Marskramer
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Wieringerboerderij – Elft 42
In de top van de voorgevel van deze Wieringerboerderij is het bouwjaar 1734 gemetseld. Maar vermoedelijk is de boerderij 17e-eeuws vanwege het historische metselwerk.
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Hippolytuskerk
The Hippolytus Church is a Protestant church. A church has stood on this site since the 12th century. In addition to the church service, there is also room for exhibitions and concerts.
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Auberge Stamineeke
Guest house 'Aubege Stamineeke' is located on the top floor of the Auberge, at the rear with a view of the green village garden. The Stamineeke stands for pure romance and luxury. This accommodation, newly realized in 2019, is reminiscent of the hold of a wooden ship. Trimmed with beautiful oak. The seating area is adjacent to your own roof terrace where you can enjoy the Wieringer air.
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De Groot Recreatie
Een zee van mogelijkheden voor een onvergetelijk verblijf op Wieringen voormalig eiland in de Waddenzee.
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Wieringer Islandmuseum “Jan Lont”
The farm of Jant Lont is an original Wieringer farm dating from 1854, is showing live and working on Wieringen. Special is the tilewall with bible exposures. The farm has been renovated in 2004-2005 and refurbished. It has a lot of information.
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Can’s fruit
Can's Fruit has now built up five different fixed outlets in the ten years; at the roundabout at Den Oever, Middenmeer, Anna Paulowna, in Hippolytushoef on the square and at home on the Elft. "In addition, they can be found at various markets and events, where they offer different types of fruit and vegetables from the cozy sales cars. The enthusiastic sellers and saleswomen can tell you everything about our range and advise you.
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Villa Zuiderzeewerken ‘De Haven’
The detached villa 'De Haven' was built in 1928 for a member of the management of the Zuiderzee Works.