Tag: Den Helder

Kinepolis Den Helder opened her doors in building 51 in Willemsoord, the former shipyard and maintenance site for the Royal Navy in 2003. Various details of the Old Rijkswerf were left intact; Two of the halls were newly built against the Shipyard. The cinema has six halls. See the current movie program on the website.

Rare WWII medical bunker, built for first aid to wounded people

Cozy café with lounge sofas, high tea and space for your party

Sports, culture and recreation for (former) navy employees

More than 200 free parking spaces, PostNL point and 40+ shops

Brown café in the center with darts, pool, live music and sports

HSV Den Helder has been around since 1934 and is a fishing club for everyone. HSV often organizes fun events for young and old, which everyone can join. You want to get acquainted with sport fishing or participate in competitions? Join them!

Whitney Valk, all-round teacher and founder of House of Dance. Teaching is the best thing there is for her! She enjoys sharing your passion with others with pleasure and love.

Meet artists, learn techniques and be inspired at this artistic association

Nowhere in North Holland is bird life as rich as on Balgzand. The land here is wide and beautiful. From a number of points on the sea dyke you have a beautiful view of the mudflats. A good point to look at is ’t Kuitje Information Centre on the Oostoeverweg in Den Helder. Note the tides, for with rising water the thousands of birds fly in large swirling clouds towards the dike to spend time there.

The Balgzandpolder is entirely designed for birds. You always see birds here resting or looking for food. At high tide in the Wadden Sea there are extra birds to be seen here. They can often be admired from a short distance via a viewing screen. Birds that you can see, for example, are spoonbills, many species of ducks, large groups of oystercatchers and redshanks and amongst them rarer birds such as spotted redshanks and greenshanks.

Snacks and fries in the city center of Den Helder, fast and tasty