The Wieringerboerderij was built in 1832. The front house is tiled and the barn is thatched. Wooden shutters are attached to all windows. The front door of the house can now be found in the characteristic black tarred and weatherboarded wooden rear facade of the barn. This is because of its location on the Kerkhofsteeg. Originally the farm was a mixed farm with both cows and sheep. Sheep’s cheese was made from sheep’s milk. The farmer’s son drove passengers by horse taxi during the festivities in the village. For local housing he acted as a transporter with horse and carriage. He brought the building materials supplied from the port to the construction site. Valuation The Wieringerboerderij is a protected national monument and of cultural-historical value because of the integrity and preservation of this type of farm in the center of Hippolytushoef. Sources Register of monuments via www.monumentenregister.cultureelerfgoed.nl The North Holland Farm Foundation via www.boerderijenstichting.nl/beeldbank
Wieringerboerderij – Kerkhofsteeg 1
Nearby locations
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DekaMarkt Hippolytushoef
DekaMarkt in Hippolytushoef.
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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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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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Garnalenvissen
Shrimp fishing and sailing past spoonbills and seals from the harbor of Den Oever with the WR117. Arrival with coffee on board. Cruise through the fishing port of Den Oever and the discharge sluices in the Afsluitdijk. When we leave the harbor, the net is set and we let the guests view the catch in buckets of water, so that everything stays alive. During the return trip, some of the large shrimps are cooked on board. Shrimp can be peeled and tasted. Our deck is partially covered, so this tour can continue even in bad weather.
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Bed & Breakfast Slapen op Zestien
The typical Wieringer farm dating from around 1890 is located on the former Viking island of Wieringen. A beautiful B&B has been realized with 3 large rooms with private facilities and a Bed & Kitchen for 4 people. Read a book in peace, enjoy the outdoors, cycle across the beautiful Wieringen, at Bed & Breakfast Sleeping on Sixteen you can get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Discover this luxurious, hospitable accommodation in the countryside near the Waddenzee/North Sea and the IJsselmeer.
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Voormalig patronaatsgebouw
The patronage building was built in 1906 for the education of the Roman Catholic youth of the adjacent church.
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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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Wieringerboerderij – Hoge Elft 1
De boerderij is gebouwd rond 1750. Kenmerkend aan een Wieringerboerderij is het grote zwarte schuurschot, de rouw- en trouwdeur, de rietenkap voor het schuurdeel en slechts een gedeelte van het voorhuis is pannengedekt. Tijdens de reformatie waren alleen nog protestantse kerken toegestaan. De boerderij werd toen gebruikt als schuilkerk (schuurkerk) door rooms-katholieke kerkgangers tot 1824. Klokgelui was verboden en gezang mocht niet hoorbaar zijn.
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The Wieringer bookshop
De Wieringer bookshop: The aim was (and is) to give the islanders, but also passers-by, the feeling that they have missed something when they have not been inside. Every visit to the bookstore should be a party. We think we have succeeded in that aim. Everyone, young and old, can look around uninhibitedly, browse and enjoy what each book entails. The atmosphere is pleasant and homely. Feel free to sit down in one of the chairs and read the first chapter of the book that you will be taking home with you.