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IJsselmeer에서는 거의 모든 곳에서 수영을 할 수 있습니다

타기 정말 아름답습니다

아름다운 마리나와 성, 기차역 등 볼거리가 많은 매우 아름다운 작은 마을입니다. 특히 역사적인 기차가 그곳에 정차할 때 더욱 그렇습니다.

It's often windy on the dike, but if you make sure you're facing the right direction, it's a very pleasant route. Even in summer, when flies and mosquitoes are plentiful, always try to ride with the wind at your back.

The De Groote Vliet nature reserve is a water-rich nature reserve in West Friesland, located in the province of North Holland, near Lake IJsselmeer and the historic towns of Medemblik and Hoorn. The area comprises a combination of grasslands, woodlands, reed beds, and marshes, attracting a wide variety of flora and fauna, including reed birds, butterflies, and a colony of grey herons. Several walking and cycling routes, such as the Vliet Route and the Onderdijk Route, run through the area, and it is a popular location for water recreation such as sailing and swimming.

The Koopmanspolder is a testing ground for future water management. The ordinary grassland outside the dikes has been redesigned by a visual artist. From above, it resembles the whirlpool of an emptying pool. With a flexible water level, the area has now been transformed into an interplay of nature, water, landscape art, and recreation. The diversity is attractive to all kinds of plants and animals, especially marsh and water birds, which come from the IJsselmeer to the sheltered polder to rest and gather food. Fish-friendly inlet and outlet systems have been installed for fish. The Koopmanspolder is accessible from July 15th to October 15th. From the West Frisian Ring Dike, you can reach the viewing point in the middle of the whirlpool via a shell path and wander along the dikes.

Radboud Castle is located directly on the harbor of Medemblik and was built around 1288 by order of Floris V as a fortress to keep the region under control. Two wings, several towers and parts of the contours of the original castle are still visible, giving you a good idea of the medieval layout. An interesting stop during your walk, especially for those interested in the history of West Friesland and the role of castles in the landscape.