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It is a UNESCO world heritage site

What special guardians here.

Dokkum's town hall is located on the Zijl, the former sea lock, and was built between 1607 and 1610. It features a beautiful carillon.

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Installed as part of the art project "Hidden Past" following the redevelopment of Dokkum's city center. The cast-iron shell-like shape features the contours of the old city walls. The city's coat of arms, with moon and stars, is depicted in the stainless steel countershape. Sunlight shines through the shell's cutout, forming a kind of sundial inside the cast-iron shape.

On the dike at Holwerd, two enormous women stand gazing out toward the Wadden Sea. One is thin, the other voluptuous. Both women look out over beautiful skies, green salt marshes, and the ever-changing Wadden Sea. And at the travelers arriving and departing for Ameland in the distance. They stand there in fine weather, but also in storms. The two women on the dike at Holwerd are waiting for only one thing: high tide. The two women are made of metal. And they are large—a good five meters tall. If you stretch, you can just touch their outstretched hands. The statues of both women were created by Frisian artist Jan Ketelaar. "Sense of Place: Waiting for High Tide" can be seen from afar.