Museum Anna Paulowna

The farm from 1890 was built for a flower bulb grower and is therefore also called a 'bulb stelp'. The white-plastered bell jar next to it was built in the 1990s.

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.

Children's farm de Regenmortel is a zoo in the heart of Breezand and is run entirely by volunteers. From 15 April to 31 October, Kinderboerderij de Regenmortel is open every Wednesday and Friday afternoon from 14:00 to 16:00. Everyone is welcome to enjoy the animals while enjoying a cup of coffee, tea or lemonade, the children (but also adults) can help with their work or color a coloring page in / at the log cabin. An activity is regularly offered to the children and / or adults. So keep an eye on the Facebook page.

Spacious campsites with water, electricity, wireless internet.Good reception for satelite. Heated sanitary block,3 toilets,1 urinal,2 showers,laundry,washing machine and indoor dishwashing facilities Children's play facilities and hobby animals. Recreation Brochure, biking, campingfreezer,lendingbooks. Pickup and Return service from the station Anna Paulowna.Beautiful rural location.

Kroon van Holland provides the connection between groups in society. The farmer and fisherman come in contact with the consumer, recreational, student and professionals in the hospitality. Most importent promotion of their own region and promotion of local production.

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.

Bakery Alkemade has been a household name in Breezand and surroundings for more than 18 years. In the bakery, 8 full-time bakers are busy preparing artisanal bread and pastries 6 days a week.

The Anna Paulownapolder was drained in 1846. A lock and lever were built for the transport route from the North Holland Canal to the Molenvaart. Presumably a house for the lock and bridge keeper was also built. Archive documents show that in 1892 the order was given for the construction of a stone house with a café by lock and bridge keeper J. Langedijk. The café was visited by ship's crew and passers-by. In 1968 the lifting bridge and lock were removed due to a reduction in shipping traffic. A road was built over the former lock.