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Your Butcher Sander Duin and his team wish you a warm welcome in their modern butcher shop at Ceresplein 21 in Breezand. They stand for tasty and honest products. The beef comes directly from the farm where the cattle grow up in peace on the grassy Wieringerweide. But also for traditional sausage types you have come to the right place at Uw Slager Sander Duin. Every day they are busy with tasty meat specialties.

In the center of Breezand, you will find Zwembad Den Krieck. A swimming pool that offers many possibilities. The bath has a 25 meter bath, an instruction pool and a toddler bath. The large bath is heated from 28 to 30 degrees.

Apartment De Witte Brug is located above a café in the center of Breezand. A staircase leads to the terrace where the entrance of the house is located. The apartment has 2 bedrooms, a living room with open kitchen and a bathroom. The bathroom has a shower, sink and toilet. This new modern furnished apartment is the perfect starting point for a holiday where you can be active in the area but also enjoy a lazy day at the beach with a beautiful sunset from your terrace.

Bread and pastry baker located in Breezand.

Visit the largest garden center for the Anna Paulowna, Wieringen, Wieringermeer, De Zijpe, Schagen and Den Helder regions. We specialize in plants and also offer a large assortment for garden design, terrace, pet store, ponds, barbecues and home decoration. Around Christmas, the Christmas paradise can of course not be missed either. We look forward to seeing you in our garden center, where the staff will be happy to help you.

The Old Anna Paulowna Museum has the exhibition "100 years after the flood disaster" in the Anna Paulowna polder. In the museum, the photographs of, among others, photographer Piet Jonker are enlarged and viewable throughout the year. The exhibition "The notes with their drawings" is also available.

Detached cottage for 10 persons.

At the beginning of the last century, many flower bulb growers moved to the north of North Holland. Many growers from South Holland came to “De Noord”. This created a need for its own parish church. To cover the start-up costs, voluntary contributions were asked and a church bulb auction was held.