Kerktoren Winkel

The Bedijkte Boezem is a piece of grassland located in the West Frisian village of Winkel. Here young birds are spared by not mowing before mid-June. The area is too small and buildings are too close to really satisfy the many meadow birds. In the ponds there are year-round water birds such as spoonbill, teal, white hole and snipe for migrating. You can take a look at the Bedijkte Boezem, which can be easily seen from the Westfriese Dijk.

Have you ever looked at Westfriesland from the water? Sailing isn't just fun, but is also about enjoying the delightful calm and fantastic green landscape of the top of the province of North-Holland. The special atmosphere on the water makes every jubilee, business meeting, daytrip, wedding or birthday into an unforgettable experience!

What every modern man and woman should know about perfume / aftershave and how to use it. • You will smell different kind of significances. • Get expert advice. • You will find out which perfume suits you. • How it smells and how you use it. • Everything about you and your perfume. • Personally preferred advice. • Cup of tea or coffee. Nowhere else will you will find such a great fragrance collection, with the most grand and luxurious brands. (900 units)

For the occasion of the 50th anniversary celebration in February 1996, the former house of the family Spaansen was set up as a museum. Learn about the past, present and future of the family through seeing the extensive photo collection and various utensils, used by this family business.

Wine Food & Catering Services! Party catering, Event catering, Rental of various materials, Wholesaler of beer and wines, Food trucks and the Smakelaerij.

A unique location, hospitable service, creative kitchen masters and excellent accessibility. That, in a nutshell, is ”De Smakelaerij” in Winkel. Your birthday, anniversary or meeting. Walking dinner, buffet or party evening. Everything is possible!

On the occasion of the company's 50th anniversary in February 1996, the former residence of the Spaansen family has been turned into a museum. Be informed and inspired by an extensive photo collection and countless utensils that connect the past, present and future of Spanish people as a respectable family business.

The Lucaskerk was built in 1845 on a mound.