Lighthouses on Vlieland

Lighthouse of Vlieland

If you want a beautiful view over Vlieland, you should definitely climb the lighthouse. To reach the top of the Vuurboetsduin, you'll need to climb 42 metres. This dune is the highest of the Wadden Islands, and it proudly hosts the lighthouse. The lighthouse of Vlieland is located on the 42-metre-high Vuurboetsduin, just outside the village of Oost-Vlieland. The ...

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Old Town Hall

The Old Town Hall on Vlieland, a historical gem in the heart of the island, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rich history and culture of Vlieland. What can you expect at the Old Town ...

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St. Nicholas Church

A symbol of peace and history. This church is an interesting landmark for anyone visiting the island. What can you expect at St. Nicholas Church? - Historical Monument: St. Nicholas Church, dating back to the 12th century, is one of the oldest buildings on Vlieland and plays a central role in the local community. - Architectural Beauty: Admire the unique ...

Kerkplein, Vlieland
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Tromp's Huys

[h1]Tromp's Huys[/h1] Discover Tromp's Huys, the oldest house on Vlieland, now a fascinating museum highlighting the island's rich history and culture. Located in the picturesque village of Oost-Vlieland, Tromp's Huys offers visitors a unique glimpse into life on a Wadden Sea island. What can you expect at Tromp's Huys? - Rich Island History: Dive into the history ...

Dorpsstraat 99, Vlieland
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Bunker Museum Wn 12H

Take a unique journey through time at the Bunker Museum Wn 12H, hidden beneath the dune sands, offering a glimpse into life during World War II, the Atlantic Wall, and Vlieland's significant role during this period. What can you expect at Bunker Museum Wn 12H? - Extensive Exhibitions: Start your visit in the reception bunker with an exhibition about daily life and ...

Kantonnierspad 1, Vlieland
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Beach pole

The characteristic and photogenic landmark on the beach: the Beach Posts. Often marked by years of sun, sea, wind, sand, and rain. The popular symbol at the beach for tourists is therefore often depicted on [placename-url] souvenirs such as clothing, artworks, miniatures, and postcards. Beach Measurements The first Beach Posts in the Netherlands were placed in 1868 by Rijkswaterstaa ...

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Wadden Hopping

Wadden Hopping is a unique and adventurous way to explore the Dutch Wadden Islands. This concept offers tourists the opportunity to travel from island to island, each with its own charm and character. The Wadden Islands, including Texel, Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland, and Schiermonnikoog, are known for their beautiful nature, vast beaches, and rich cultural ...

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