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The Biesbosch was originally polder land, but after a storm surge, the area transformed into an inland sea. Water from the Maas and Waal rivers transformed it into a freshwater delta. Sand and river silt formed sandbanks, which were particularly suitable for rushes. Hence the name 'Biesbosch'. When the Haringvliet inlet was later closed off, the large differences between high and low tides disappeared. Nature was given free rein, and the area became wilder. Today, sea eagles and ospreys breed here again. A truly special sight!

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The design of almost all the bridges over the canals in Biesbosch is standard – nothing particularly special. However, most offer a nice view of the water.

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This is pure nature, but no harbor district

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There's plenty of flora and fauna to discover in the Biesbosch National Park. The park's museum and café are also a must-see. It's important to check the ferry service to Crezée in advance.

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The Biesbosch Museum, located in the heart of the National Park, conveys the history, nature and culture of this unique river landscape and invites you to learn more about the ecological importance of the area.

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Loevestein Castle is located in a unique place, where the Maas and the Waal meet. It is situated in the Fortress Triangle, between the historic cities of Gorinchem, Woudrichem and Zaltbommel and forms a hub of culture and nature. Loevestein is located on the border of three provinces - Gelderland, Noord-Brabant and Zuid-Holland - and is part of the municipality of Zaltbommel. A special region where a lot of culture, fortifications and centuries-old stories can be found. Want to know more? Click through to https://www.slotloevestein.nl/

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The name of this highlight is based on the Dutch Canon. This city gate connects Woudrichem and Loevestein Castle. Go back in time and read the fragment from https://www.canonvannederland.nl/nl/noord-brabant/altena/woudrichem-een-nieuwe-vestingstad ‘Discovery tour?’, Coen answers in surprise, ‘Where do you want to go?’ Then Maarten tells his plan: ‘Discovery tour?’, didn’t Grandpa tell us before what all changed and was newly built? I think it would be fun to go and have a look there and also at the new city gates.’ The boys walk to the end of the Vissersdijk. The workers are still working there. There is a large hole in the wall and a tower has been demolished. A new city gate will be built at that location. People call it the Loevesteinse gate, because you can go through that gate at the ferry to the castle. “Come on!” Maarten calls to his younger brother. “Let’s go on.”

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In the Historic harbour ships are refurbished and launched. The large inland vessels are inhabited.

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