周辺のスポット/アトラクション・トップ20

Here you can enjoy nature almost alone

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To commemorate the fallen of World War II

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Beautiful sandy beach that invites you to swim

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Very nice, small, sandy beach with an adjoining bar. The port entrance to Stadshaven is on the north side of the small island.

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Built at the end of the 14th century, the Vischpoort is the only remaining city gate on the waterfront in Harderwijk. Fish to and from the boats were brought in through this gate. The large boats that transported the fish could not get to shore because of the shallows. The fish was therefore transferred to smaller boats. So these boats sail back and forth all day. In addition, the gate also had a protective function against enemies and against the water. If the water got too high, it could be closed. The houses on the Vischmarkt are also built a little higher and or have a flood chamber in case the gate was closed too late. The city walls run alongside the gate and there are some older houses. In 1851 a lighthouse was built on the Vischpoort. After the Zuiderzee was closed, this light lost its meaning, so it was probably extinguished in 1947. Today the light is only on on special occasions.

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The Woldstrand is divided into various themed beaches, including a children's beach with play equipment, a youth beach with the Atoll (a storey in the lake) and a sports field, a surfing beach and a dog beach. The different beaches are connected by a promenade and there are sanitary facilities and a spacious parking lot available. There is also a restaurant with a terrace where you can enjoy an ice cream, a snack and a drink.

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Monument in memory of the crew of Allied aircraft that crashed into the water in the vicinity of Harderwijk during WWII. Many bombers flew over the Netherlands towards Germany, often over open water. 117 crew members crashed near Harderwijk. The monument was unveiled in 2012.

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Great photo opportunity :) overlooking the water

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he Vischpoort, built at the end of the 14th century, is one of the two original gates on the sea side of Harderwijk (the other gate no longer exists). In the past, through this gate the fish caught, which had entered the city through the Hoge Bruggepoort, were brought back to the botters after sale for transport elsewhere.[1] The gate also had a protective function, against enemies as well as against the water, and was closed at high tide. The houses on the Vischmarkt are built somewhat higher and/or have a flood chamber, so that the residents still kept their feet dry if the gate was closed too late. A part of the old city wall of Harderwijk is still present around the gate. The Harderwijk lighthouse was built on top of the Vischpoort in the 19th century. From the time of the Zuiderzee until the closure of the Afsluitdijk in 1932, it had an important function. In 1947 the light was extinguished. Today it is only lit on special occasions. (https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vischmarkt_(Harderwijk))

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An interesting monument by the writer Bomans.

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The best apple pie in Hardewijk

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117 Allied airmen were killed near Harderwijk during the war. These include Americans, British, Canadians, South Africans and New Zealanders. 45 of them are buried in Harderwijk. The other Allied pilots are on fields of honor; and some of the pilots were never recovered. During World War II, many bombers flew over the Netherlands to bomb targets in Germany. On both the outward and return journeys, the pilots preferred to fly over open water. At that time there was German anti-aircraft artillery near Harderwijk, which shot down several aircraft. Several of the crew members were subsequently washed ashore in Harderwijk.

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Torhaus

At the time of the Hanseatic League, mainly grain, grain and fish were traded on the Vischmarkt. But also salt, herring and stockfish from Scandinavia, pelts and furs from Novgorod and wood and grain from Poland.

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A typical Dutch town. The harbor promenade invites you to linger. The palm trees create a slightly Mediterranean ambience.

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A typical Dutch town. The harbor promenade invites you to linger. The palm trees create a slightly Mediterranean ambience.

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Harderwijk is a very beautiful town. Sitting by the water in the evening and enjoying chilled drinks - wonderful!

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Interesting

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The sandy beach of Harderwijk - pretty crowded in summer, nice for a break out of season.

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The pavement within the SD city walls is not really suitable for cycling here. Still beautiful area, a bit touristy on the water - so stay on the city side and just push.

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