Hotel Wyswert
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4.5 Stars - 12 Opinions
Rengerslaan 8, Leeuwarden, 8917 DD, nl
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Stadhouderlijk Hof
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Crossing by the two solo aircraft
Travel Tips for Leeuwarden
Make some tours to the around...
by buna
Make some tours to the around areas and enjoy the natural beauties,rivers canals ,lakes and small forest parks.
For shopping you should go to DRACHTEN for a walk to DOKKUM, the oldest city in the area, and for cycling and small adventure go till the AMELAND Island , to the Northest part of the Netherlands.
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-Don't miss a visit to the dikes to the new land, in LAUWERSOOG / Oostmahorn, where you can watch the mainland to be in lower levels than the sea..Museum and restaurants exist in this area.
Try fish and fries with mayonaise.
Jopie Huisman museum in...
by ATLC
Jopie Huisman museum in Workum. Realistic, self taught painter. So amazing that I visited 3 times to enjoy the paintings again and again. He autographed a book for me and as I noticed he wrote the same for everybody: Lots of Happiness! Jopie.
This sky scraper is one of the...
by carolineraat
This sky scraper is one of the newest landmarks in Leeuwarden. You can see it from a wide distance. It's very ugly when you're in the Frisian countryside and you see a thing like this on the horizon! It would fit in Rotterdam, but not here...
Typical street
by nighthawk
This is a street at the outside of the city center, close to the parc and the old tower "Oldenhove".
Mind the municipal coat of arms at the corner of the house at the left .
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Stadhouderlijk hof
by OlafS
The first stadtholder's court in 1587 consisted of a single house only, but in 1603 a second house was added to the palace. Originally a complex in Renaissance style, the successing stadtholders each had it changed to fit their taste. In 1747 the last stadtholder of Friesland became stadtholder of all the Netherlands and moved to Den Haag, after which his court in Leeuwarden lost in importance. Several different uses resulted in the decay of the palace, and after king Willem I bought it in 1814 architect Stoett renovated it in neo-Classical style. It's now an expensive and luxurious hotel. In front is a statue of one of the stadtholders.
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