올담브트미어 최고의 사이클링 경로

멋진 전망. 평화. 순수한 자연.

A quiet and pleasant path

The bridge is almost 800 meters long and 3.5 meters wide and consists of four interconnected bridges.

Great view, overall a beautiful route along the dike.

The Pieter Smit Bridge, which at 800 meters is the longest bicycle bridge in Europe, crosses the lake.

Nice marina in a luxurious residential complex with too little garden for people who want to show off their wealth.

Blauwestad (German: Blaustadt) is a new residential area in the Dutch region of East Groningen, roughly between the towns of Winschoten, Midwolda, Oostwold, Finsterwolde, and Scheemda. The area belongs to the municipality of Oldambt and is part of the Blauwestad project, which primarily aims to stimulate the economy in the region, which is considered part of East Groningen. The area consists of approximately 1,500 houses with areas ranging from 700 to 7,400 m², spread across five separate residential areas: - De Wei - Het Riet - Het Park - Het Dorp and - Het Wold The houses are generally in the more expensive price ranges. A house in "Het Dorp" costs around €250,000 in the lower price ranges, and in the higher price ranges, where you can find a house with many extras, such as a balcony, the price is around €1,500. B. a private boat parking space directly at the house, around one million euros. The residential area is located on the Oldambtmeer.

The Oldambtmeer is an artificial lake covering over 800 hectares in the municipality of Oldambt. It was created as part of the Blauwestad project on the site formerly occupied by Lake Huninga. With a volume of 14 million cubic meters and a surface area, the lake is one of the largest in the Netherlands and, after the Lauwersmeer, the largest in the province of Groningen. The lake was completely flooded from May 2005 to the summer of 2006, and it was reopened for water sports in April 2007.