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A bridge with four striking dragon figures stands in the small Rhijngeest park. The bridge has a long history, which is explained on a sign.

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The Rusthoff country estate was founded in 1791 by the wealthy Jean Adam Charbon, a textile merchant from Amsterdam. The country estate was located in the middle of the current village of Sassenheim, with the house, garden and park on the Hoofdstraat. Initially it was only a summer residence; later the Charbon family lived there permanently. Between 1830 and 1850 the park was laid out in landscape style by J.D. Zocher jr., the most famous architect of the Zocher family. The paths and the pond have undulating lines and romantic vistas.

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In April it can be nicely combined with the bulb fields...

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In the meantime (March 2025) a replacement wooden bridge has been installed that provides access to the estate again.

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There is an information panel next to it.

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You wouldn't expect it, but this water well even has its own website with historical research. https://bbb.archi/waterput-oud-poelgeest-oegstgeest

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Beautiful path but we were glad that it had not rained for a while. Even now it was still swampy in some parts but we happily trudged through it. Woe O' Woe if it has rained a lot. Make sure you have good boots if you want to walk here.

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Make sure you have waterproof shoes in the winter. Can be a bit muddy

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Unfortunately, the drawbridge was recently seriously damaged by vandals. The damage is so serious that it must be repaired by specialists. We are now waiting for financing because the insurance does not cover the destruction. Until then, the bridge will remain open and is therefore not accessible (November 2024). For more information: https://www.zuidhollandslandschap.nl/nieuws/vernieling-ophaalbrug-op-landgoed-huys-te-warmont-brug-tijdelijk-niet-toegankelijk

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Nice place for a picnic and/or a walk

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Beautiful view of a windmill from Het Joope recreation area

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This mill was built in 1787 for one of the deepest polders in the Rhineland (polder, so not a reclaimed land). This mill was in operation until 1924, in that year the drainage was taken over by a motor pumping station. This mill was probably also quite heavy, with an auger of approximately 1 meter in diameter. Decline quickly set in: although the wicker cross was renewed in 1955, deterioration followed in 1957. After that, the hull served as a summer residence for a long time. Ultimately, enormous decline set in; the roof slowly 'used up', blew away over the course of approximately 30 years and disappeared completely around 1995; In the meantime, large holes appeared in the stone hull and this mill seemed to be on the verge of collapse. It was only rescued in the 21st century after transfer to the Rijnlandse Molenstichting.

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In a very large part of the Netherlands, bird breeding areas are not permitted between March 15 and June 15. It is not always clear to hikers when planning a route whether other dates for entering an area are valid. In short, it is confusing if every small government body or nature club can determine their own dates. It would be good if there were fixed dates throughout the Netherlands or possibly per province for these protected breeding areas that were made generally known to hikers. This is to prevent proliferation. This path can be entered provided one moves silently and without noise. In this case we chose to enter the area in silence, but in the immediate vicinity there was an incredible cacophony of sound produced by all kinds of motorized vessels, so that there was no longer a Silent Area. It was definitely worth it.

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The Huys te Warmont estate is definitely worth a visit. On hot days it is wonderfully shady and therefore easy to endure. Be sure to bring something to eat and drink to enjoy on one of the many benches.

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The bulb fields in the Netherlands have been the calling card of the bulb region for over 400 years. The excavated dunes and the healthy sea air have just the right ingredients to allow bulbs to grow optimally and create the most colorful landscape in the world every spring. The flower season starts in 2024 on Saturday March 21 and lasts until Sunday May 12. Every spring, many visitors come from all over the world to enjoy the color palette of the blooming tulip fields. The world-famous Keukenhof flower park and the annual Bollenstreek flower parade are popular, but there are also many beautiful small flower attractions and events to visit.

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The Poelgeest park is a wonderful green oasis to add to your running route.

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Great opportunity for children to practice their balance.

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Definitely go there very beautiful, and very nice owners and employees. And the coffee is delicious! And then immediately pick a bucket of tulips .

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The 17th century painter Jan Steen was born in Leiden, but lived and worked in Warmond for a number of years. His works are world famous for his humorous and ironic view of life. The Dutch expressions 'a Jan Steen household' and 'bringing life into the brewery' say enough about this style: different, a bit naughty and cheerful. Or… did Jan Steen want to hold up a mirror to his contemporaries and is there actually a moralistic story hidden in his paintings? Visit Warmond and discover the world of Jan Steen!

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At brasserie Coazy on the island of Koudenhoorn you have a nice stop for a cup of coffee or tea with something tasty at the delivery hatch outside. You can also sit on the terrace or inside for a delicious lunch.

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