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Great area to walk

come here often, nice village and pleasant people.

An iconic polder mill in the nature reserve Het Twiske, surrounded by water, meadows and reed fields. The Twiskemolen is still in operation and contributes to the management of the water level in the area. A beautiful piece of Dutch heritage, perfect as a stopover during a walk or bike ride.

Traditional Dutch picture! This mill has been on this site since 1974. In 2016 the mill was hit by a storm.

A wonderfully varied path through watery nature, where you often encounter cows. Beautiful in every season.

Broek originally came about as a retirement home for retired captains on long voyages. Correspondingly idyllic and rich in water, the old wooden houses are located in the immediate vicinity north of Amsterdam, which is rich in canals and canals.

The Twiskemolen is a monumental windmill combined with an electric pumping station that drains the 650-hectare Twiskepolder. Among the many old windmill types in the Netherlands, the Twiskemolen is an octagonal, thatched indoor windmill. The mill has been in its current location on the border between the municipalities of Landsmeer and Oostzaan since 1975. The Twiskemolen is one of the few polder mills in the Netherlands that are still in operation. The miller tries as much as possible (on a voluntary basis) to keep the water level in the Twiskepolder at the required level with the help of the wind. Using a worm pump, the mill lifts the water between 20 and 60 m³ per minute one and a half meters to the other side of the dyke. The displaced water finally reaches the sea via the Zuidwestplas (= the reservoir) via the North Sea Canal. The mill is occupied by the miller.