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Terkaple Church is a Protestant church building in Terkaple, in the Dutch province of Friesland. The foundation stone was laid on April 1, 1854, by Anne Jacobs Hilverda. The church was built on the foundations of a Romanesque chapel belonging to the Van Oenema family. Carved tombstones of the noble Van Oenema and Van Roorda families are located in the church floor: one by P. Dircks from 1570 and one by Jacob Lous from 1610. These tombstones, along with the mechanical tower clock from around 1600 and the churchyard, are national monuments. The organ, built in 1924 by the firm of M. Spiering, is located above the pulpit on the east side of the church.

Since 2017, the Terhernster Veer Foundation has operated the ferry service between Eetcafé Portunus (Terherne) and Eetcafé 't Slûske/Jachthaven Sneekerhof (Tersoalstersyl). The trip across the Princess Margriet Canal takes about 10 minutes and also connects cycling junctions 42 and 43.

What a wonderful atmosphere. You immediately feel at home here, and the great selection invites you to browse 👍🏼🤗

The church is named after Hobbe van Baerdt, the grietman (mayor) of Haskerland (1615-1650). The triangular ornament (the pediment) above the entrance gate reads "De heer Gritman Hobbe van Baerdt 1644." That same year, on March 18, the foundation stone was laid for the construction of the two-aisled church (nave and side aisle). This new building was intended to replace a church from the 16th century. In 1939, the church was destroyed by fire, and due to the Second World War, reconstruction dragged on until 1947.

The shop is lovingly decorated, and in addition to delicious ice cream, they also offer homemade pralines, macarons, and chocolate. A definite must from us 👍🏼

Terherne, known as the "Kameleondorp" (Chameleon Village), is an island in the Sneekermeer lake. On one side, you'll find the lake, and on the other, the Terhernster pools.

It's worth stopping here for ice cream.