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The Old Mill in Harderwijk. One of the most beautiful attractions of Harderwijk. When the weather is nice, the sails also turn. You can also visit the mill inside, enjoy the coffee with something tasty or eat something tasty in the restaurant.

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The Old Mill in Harderwijk is one of the most beautiful attractions in Harderwijk. When the weather is nice, the sails also keep turning. You can

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Beautiful, historic Hanseatic city with the Veluwe in the front garden. A cozy town that is buzzing with conviviality and culinary enjoyment.

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Great windmill in good condition

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The De Hoop mill is the gateway to Harderwijk. The mill can be seen from far out of town. It towers proudly above the other buildings. It is a real and beautiful eye-catcher, symbolizing the rich history of the Hanseatic city. With the help of the wind and the many volunteers, the blades of this authentic 1776 scaffolding mill have been running for many years.

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Beautiful cycle path on the edge of the Veluwerandmeer, here with its small islands.

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The Batavia was built in Amsterdam in 1628 by order of the Dutch East India Company. However, on her maiden voyage, the ship ran aground off the coast of Australia. Most of the 341 crew members managed to reach a small island. Because there was no water or food on the island, commander Pelsaert decided to try to sail to Batavia (nowadays called Jakarta) in a small boat. After he departed from the ship along with some officers, a murderous mutiny began on the island by one of the Company's officials. More than a hundred people were killed by him and his followers. When Pelsaert finally returned, he defeated and arrested the mutineers and took the survivors to Batavia. In 1970 the wreckage of the Batavia and many artifacts were recovered. Some items, including the ship's stern, are now on display at the Maritime Museum in Fremantle, Australia. Extensive historical research was done to ensure the authenticity of the ship's reconstruction. The replica was built at the Batavia Werf in Lelystad, the Netherlands. Work began in 1985 and the ship was finally launched on April 7, 1995. Well worth a visit!

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De Dromedaris, the southern city gate of Enkhuizen, is the building dominating the old port. Right next to it is the lift bridge that takes you to the other part of the city.

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