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停止されたポンプ場、シュタインという名前です。詳細はこちらをご覧ください。https://www.goudsvirtueelsluizenmuseum.nl/?page_id=1835

The Wilhelmina van Pruisenbrug is a drawbridge for pedestrians and cyclists in Hekendorp, spanning the Hollandsche IJssel River. Built in 1992 to replace a ferry, it is named after Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia, who was arrested nearby in 1787. The bridge is electrically operated by a pushbutton and is primarily used during the sailing season. It is part of the historic and touristic Princess Route.

Stein Pumping Station is a historic pumping station dating from 1883 on the Steinsedijk near Haastrecht, near Gouda. It was built to drain the Stein Polder and was originally steam-powered, later electric. Since 2006, it has been out of use as a main pumping station and now serves only as an emergency pumping station. The building has a monumental appearance and may be transferred to a new manager who wants to preserve its heritage.

The Haastrecht Hefbrug is a striking, manually operated drawbridge over the Hollandse IJssel River, built in 1883 to replace a ferry. It connects the center of Haastrecht with the Stein district and has become a historical and cultural icon. The bridge opens only a few times a day and sometimes causes waiting times for recreational boaters.

The official name is Lange Weidsche Boezem and is part of the drainage system of the Hoogheemraadschap De Stichtse Rijnlanden and runs from the Dubbele Wiericke to the Hollandse IJssel.

't Raedthuys in Haastrecht is a charming restaurant and event venue housed in the old town hall, which dates back to 1618. Enjoy creative cuisine with Dutch and French influences, prepared by brothers Jeroen and Willem-Jan Buijs. Besides dining, the venue also hosts weddings, business meetings, and cultural events.

Uitspanning Goejanverwelle is a charming café-restaurant in Hekendorp, in the heart of the Groene Hart region. It offers a varied menu of Dutch and French dishes, daily specials, and homemade apple pie. With a sunny terrace, friendly service, and a rural setting, it's a popular stop for hikers and cyclists. Prices are affordable, and the café is generally open daily.

The Stein pumping station was built in 1883 on the Steinse Dijk near Haastrecht (then part of the municipality of Vlist, now Krimpenerwaard) to drain the Stein polder. Designed by L. Exalto, it was equipped with a steam engine and a centrifugal pump from the English manufacturer Gwynne. Natuurenlandschap. In 1949, the steam engine was replaced by a modern 88kW electric motor from Heemaf, which displaces 41m³ of water per minute. goudsvirtueelsluizenmuseum.