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On the southern shore of Lake Tjeukemeer lies the historic Echten Pumping Station. Built in 1913 to drain the Veenpolder near Echten, the pumping station was designated a protected monument in 2001. After a thorough restoration, it has returned to its former glory. Today, it houses an art gallery. This unique combination of historic pumping station, art, and beautiful scenery makes it a special place to visit.

Here, along the shore of Lake Tjeukemeer, stands the statue of the Suskes sisters. Where the lake now lies, the sisters had a farm. One hot summer evening, it caught fire. Because the adjacent ditch had dried up, the sisters fought the fire with buckets of fresh milk. But the heat immediately caused the moisture in the milk to evaporate, while the milk fat fanned the flames. Panicking, the sisters called out each other's names, "Tsjûke and Marchje." This, according to legend, is how Lake Tjeukemeer got its name.

The cycle paths around the sea are wonderful and suitable for all types of tires.

Beautiful view of the sea.

When the weather is good, many boats can be seen on the water.

Very nice cycle path by the lake.

When the weather is nice, everyone can😃

The Tjeukemeer, also called Tsjûkemar, is the largest inland lake in Friesland and offers a beautiful view over the water and the surrounding nature. The lake is 23.42 km² in size and is surrounded by picturesque villages such as Delfstrahuizen and Echten. The islands Tsjûkepolle, Marchjepolle and Ganzetippe are located in the Tjeukemeer, which together form a unique attraction. The area is an ideal place for water sports, such as skûtsjesilen, and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the peace and nature.