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De Hoop, Dokkum De Hoop is a windmill in Dokkum, Friesland, Netherlands, built in 1849 and restored to working order. The mill is listed as a national monument (Rijksmonument) under number 13186.

The Zeldenrust grain and hulling mill in Dokkum is an octagonal post mill with a span of 22 meters. Until 1861, the Driepijpstermolen (three-pipe star mill) stood on this site, but it burned to the ground. The millwright F. van Delden built a windmill for pellets, rye, and wheat for 9,400 guilders, commissioned by J.M. Bakker of Olderker. Miller enjoyed his new mill for many years: he lived to be 81 and died in 1912. After his death, his sons continued to run the business until 1921. After the millers Lukas Jans Graver and Jan Boomgaardt, the mill passed into the possession of Joannes van Tilburg from Nieuw Weerdinge in 1952, who named it Zeldenrust. In order to compete with the grain mills, the sails were fitted with ten-have valves and fauël booms, allowing the Zeldenrust to operate faster and more frequently.

The IJsfontein (Ice Fountain) was quite interesting to look at; there was actually a layer of ice there. The IJsfontein in Dokkum The Ice Fountain is at the mercy of the elements, and no two days are the same. The ice creates patterns on the sculpture's copper skin. The extent to which the fountain forms ice layers depends on sun, humidity, temperature, wind, and precipitation.

Sandy beach with sunbathing lawn including a small playground

Drawbridge at the city entrance of Dokkum

One of two beautiful mills on the Dokkum bulwark and visible from many places in Dokkum.

Very nice view from Koekebakkerssteeg to the Zeldenrust mill.

The location of today's drawbridge on the way to the center of Dokkum was originally one of four gates to the fortress of Dokkum.