카스트리쿰 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

여기에서 물을 움직이게 하는 샘을 볼 수 있습니다. 잠시 들러보는 것이 매우 즐겁습니다.

Nice place for a coffee break.

Nice

This is a bird watching hut.

This bunker was specially built in 1940 to protect the national art collection from ‘collateral damage’ in the event of a German invasion. The Night Watch was stored in a rolled-up state in this cellar with walls and a roof of 1.5 metres of reinforced concrete. That is hard to imagine, isn’t it?

Beautifully situated catering facility

The lookout tower has a beautiful view. However, you must buy a day ticket from pwn. Online or at the parking lot

The water that is pumped into the dunes at De Kwal comes from the IJsselmeer. The water is pumped from the IJsselmeer at Andijk, purified, and transported to Heemskerk via a 52 km long pipe. There it is filtered again and is allowed to enter the dunes at 'de kwal'. There the water slowly seeps into the soil and is naturally freed of bacteria and viruses. After at least 30 days, the clean water is pumped up from a depth of 40 metres, freed of iron and lime and the drinking water is suitable for consumption. 800 litres per second Every second, the daily consumption of 6 people flows out of 'de kwal'. That is approximately 800 litres of water per second (2850 m3 per hour). On an annual basis, this amounts to 25,000,000,000 litres of water.