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午後4時までコーヒーとランチを楽しめる素敵な場所です。日曜日と月曜日は定休日で、駐車はできません。

春には花がきれいに咲きます

Very friendly service. Sharing a salad was no problem, and we were politely given an extra plate and a small bowl of dressing.

Since the bridge a little further south is currently closed, it is practically the only way across the canal nearby.

⛪ Nicolaaskerk in Ravenswaaij – A Historic Landmark Along the Lek Situated along the scenic Lekdijk in the village of Ravenswaaij, the Nicolaaskerk (St. Nicholas Church) stands as a testament to centuries of Dutch history and architecture. Originally mentioned in 1326, the church was destroyed in 1573 during the Eighty Years' War and subsequently rebuilt in 1644 in the late Gothic style. Its single-nave structure features net vaults and a striking tower capped with a slender spire. Inside, visitors can admire a 17th-century oak pulpit, historic pews, and an organ dating back to around 1715, originally crafted for a clandestine church in Amsterdam. The church's rich history and architectural details make it a fascinating stop for those interested in cultural heritage. Tip: The Nicolaaskerk is easily accessible via cycling routes along the Lek River. Its picturesque setting and historical significance make it a worthwhile stop for cyclists and history enthusiasts alike.

Discover the Historic Estate of Mariënwaerdt near Beesd If you're cycling or hiking through the Betuwe, make sure to stop at Landgoed Mariënwaerdt, a beautiful historic estate near Beesd. This privately-owned estate dates back to the 12th century and offers a stunning mix of forests, meadows, orchards, and stately avenues. The surrounding region is famous for its countless fruit trees, especially apple and pear orchards, which transform the landscape into a sea of blossoms in spring and a rich harvest scene in late summer. It’s a paradise for cyclists and photographers alike. There are well-maintained walking and cycling paths that take you through peaceful nature and past old farm buildings and romantic spots. Don’t miss the charming farm shop and café, where you can enjoy homemade apple pie or pick up regional products like cheese, honey, and jam. Mariënwaerdt is especially magical during blossom season and during the annual estate fair (Landgoedfair) in August. Tip: There’s a small parking area near the main entrance, and the estate is easily accessible from LF-routes and regional cycle networks.

Hard gravel surface, dark forest path with sharp bends. Nice for a change!

The fruit trees are in bloom at the end of April/beginning of May and that is truly a beautiful sight. Others think so too and then it can get very busy on the dike. So drive slowly, or better: Go early in the morning if you want the road to yourself. It is even more beautiful, to see the morning sun shining through the blossom.