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A beautiful and informative open-air museum

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Remaining part of the city fortifications

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The Bottle Ship Museum in Enkhuizen is a cute little museum, hidden in an old lock keeper's house on the canal. Inside, a world unfolds in miniature: slender three-masters, brightly colored fishing boats and proud merchant ships, all carefully captured in glass.

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Nice little bridges here everywhere, handy with so much water.

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The imposing town hall is an example of the large, prosperous city that Enkhuizen was in the Golden Age. It was built in 1686/1688 and bears a striking resemblance to the Palace on Dam Square, which was the town hall of Amsterdam at the time. The administrators at the time not only wanted a new town hall, but also a status symbol. Steven Vennekool from Amsterdam was given the honour of making a design. His father, Jacob Vennekool, was a pupil of Jacob van Campen, who in turn was the architect of the palace on Dam Square in Amsterdam, perhaps the most prestigious town hall in the Netherlands. At the time of construction, Enkhuizen had already passed its economic peak, but still ventured into this prestigious project.

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A beautifully designed train station, beautifully designed inside and out. For 50 cents you can use the really clean toilets here.

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A beautiful small park in Enkhuizen with special and beautiful houses.

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Built in 1649. There are two stories circulating, why the passage of this gate has a bend. I find both of them not very plausible. It would be useful for collecting tolls, because carts are slowed down by the bend. And it would make it impossible to shoot through the gate with a cannon. For both purposes, the bend is too small.

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