주이드호른 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

멀리서도 이 멋진 조각들을 볼 수 있으며, 제방 위에 두 사람이 서 있는 것처럼 보입니다. 거대한 크기는 바로 앞에 서야만 알 수 있습니다. 매우 인상적인 예술 작품이며 훌륭하게 만들어졌습니다.

The synagogue is open to visitors and offers an impressive glimpse into Jewish Groningen. https://www.synagogegroningen.nl/het-gebouw

There are numerous benches along the canal for a relaxing break. We moored our houseboat there and thoroughly enjoyed our time.

Bridge over Canal in Bedum

What special guardians here.

The church is no longer used as a religious building and its interior is largely empty. However, there is a good flyer about Winsum (also in German) explaining the town's attractions.

In earlier times, fresh and salt water flowed together in the Lauwerszee. Fear of flooding led to the construction of a dam in 1969. A beautiful new landscape emerged on the former seabed, a true bird paradise. The nature in the Lauwersmeer is so unique that the area has been designated a National Park. Visitors are welcome day and night.

On the dike at Holwerd, two enormous women stand gazing out toward the Wadden Sea. One is thin, the other voluptuous. Both women look out over beautiful skies, green salt marshes, and the ever-changing Wadden Sea. And at the travelers arriving and departing for Ameland in the distance. They stand there in fine weather, but also in storms. The two women on the dike at Holwerd are waiting for only one thing: high tide. The two women are made of metal. And they are large—a good five meters tall. If you stretch, you can just touch their outstretched hands. The statues of both women were created by Frisian artist Jan Ketelaar. "Sense of Place: Waiting for High Tide" can be seen from afar.