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This is a beautiful spot at sunset! Batavia is also nearby, so you can just take a look around there too ;)

The monumental town of Monnickendam lost its oldest buildings in 3 city fires between 1499 and 1515. Only the play tower, which now houses the Waterlands Museum about the city, has survived all times. There are more traces of the heyday after 1575. Thanks to the scouring water from the Purmer Ee river, the harbor was accessible to what were then large ships. There was a lively trade with the Baltic Sea countries. However, after the closure of the Purmer Ee at the end of the 17th century, the port silted up and international trade came to an end. However, there continued to be trade with Amsterdam via a newly dug canal. Every year during the Monnickendammer Fishing Days you can revive fish smoking and other craft professions from a special time.

Great bike path with a great view of the sea :)

Always a great view of the sea and the beautiful landscape 👍🌳

There is a beautiful view of Marken from the dike at Monnickendam

The Markermeer is a lake in the Netherlands, located between North Holland and Flevoland. On the northeastern side it borders the IJsselmeer, of which it actually forms the southwestern compartment, separated from it by a dike

. Harbor Wijdenes East of Wijdenes on the Markermeer The harbor is located on the Zuiderdijk. Just a resting point during a day of sailing, but also a wonderful place to sit by the water during a walk or a bike ride. The harbor of Wijdenes is an excellent place to enjoy the Markermeer, with a wide view over the water. You can sunbathe, fish and moor here. You can stay for a maximum of three nights in the harbor for a fee

Nice quiet place. Great bike trails. A lot of nature. The Gouwzee is the body of water between the mainland of Waterland and Marken, a former island, now a peninsula, which has been connected to the mainland by a causeway since 1957. Next to Marken are the town of Monnickendam and the village of Volendam on the Gouwzee. The Gouwzee is characterized by shallow and clear water. It is part of the Markermeer nature reserve. Therefore, nature conservation laws such as the Birds and Habitats Directives apply to the Gouwzee. In late summer many crowned ducks gather in the Gouwzee to prepare for autumn migration. The water is popular with water sports enthusiasts such as sailors and surfers.