The Municipal Marina in Kolhorn is located on the West Frisian Omringdijk. At the port there is the possibility of refueling. In the village there are restaurants where you can eat. Since 2016, the port has modern facilities in a new port office. There is also wifi in the harbor. In summer, the annual night markets in the village are organized.
Municipal Marina Kolhorn
Nearby locations
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De Laurenskerk
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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Herdenkingspalen Hollands Kroon
This Foundation aims to commemorate and remember the planes and crew members who crashed in the municipality of Hollands Kroon during the Second World War by placing memorial poles.
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Schippersgilde (Keern 2 – 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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Monumentale woning en schuur – Nieuwe Streek 36
The house is a national monument and the former wooden fish shed has the status of a provincial monument.
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Monumentale woning – Oude Streek 48
Historische woning met een zadeldak en houten geveltopbeschietingen aan de Oude Streek in het beschermde dorpsgezicht van Kolhorn.
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Monumentaal woonhuis – Oude Streek 42
This characteristic monumental house is located behind the Turfschuren on the Benedenkolk.
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Stolpboerderij – Westfriesedijk 166
Stolp built in 1856/1858 with a symmetrical facade and two front doors.
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Restaurant ‘t Anker
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.
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Museum “De Turfschuur”
For centuries, Kolhorn was a harbor town on the former Zuiderzee. In Museum De Turfschuur you will find information about 1000 years of struggle against the water and the continuous adaptation to changing circumstances. From shipping and fishing to madder and arable farming.