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Enkhuizen dates between 1000-1200 and received city rights in 1355.
Famous due to the herring fishing and trading of the VOC, East and Westindia Company, Enkhuizen has some very beautifull old monumental buildings, 2 churches in Gothic style.
Also this city has the largest port for tradional sailing in the summer.
U can get more info about various trips f.i. for ferryboattrips or walks and bicycletrips at the Touristoffice next to the station.
Lots of hotels and 2 campingsites as well. |
a view at the Snouck- van Loosenpark in the midle of the center, wish i could have my home here:-) wow its fantastic to live in this park surrounded by trees and beautifull gardens! |  | |
Those great looking cosy homes we saw during our touristic walk with the VVV-guide. |
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| Pros: | "for those who love harbours and sailing a must see!" | | In A Nutshell: | "fantastic. a must visit city in the Netherlands!" |
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balhannah Tue Apr 28, 2009 21:42 UTC
An interesting, pretty town to visit, lucky you having a weekend there! | hunterV Sun Mar 9, 2008 12:34 UTC
Hello, Carin! It's a nice destination with several worthy places to marvel at! Thanx! | VeronicaG Wed Jul 11, 2007 23:39 UTC
Enjoyed Enkhuizen, Carin, especially Zuiderzee Museum...looks like a good place to start a visit to this charming town. Regards from Texas... | Sharon Sun Aug 21, 2005 19:46 UTC
This town looks so nice ! how did i miss it in my last visit ? maybe next time :-) |
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