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pieter_jan_v Says: The Aviodrome is the National Aeronautics themepark in the vicinity of Lelystad.At the end of 2011 the park had financial problems but those are overcome.Entrance fee: Euro 15.75 (adult)Opening hours: Tu-Su: 10AM - 5PMParking fee: Euro 5.00 per dayOptional Air trip: from...
Airpunk Says: Cornelis Lely, the father of Flevoland, is shown on many monuments. Lelystad’s central monument to him is the Zuil van Lely, a 32 meter high pillar. A bronze sculpture of Lely, a replica of the one located at the western end of the Afsluitdijk, is on top of the pillar. For...
factor15 Says: Take a trial lesson at Lelystad airport and see Holland from the air.You can see colorful tulips fields, the Delta Works and Amsterdam or just fly to the island Texel for a lunch.
pieter_jan_v Says: From 2005 the Nieuw Land Erfgoedcentrum is open to the public. It's a combination of museum and study center. The museum mainly shows the history of the Flevoland polder.Opening hours museum:Mo-Fr: 10AM - 5PMSa-Su: 11.30AM - 5PMAdmission: Euro 7.50 (adult)Opening hours study...
Airpunk Says: This monument in front of the museum Nieuw Land Erfgoedcentrum is dedicated to Cornelis Lely. This famous dutch engineer is the initiator of the Zuiderzeewerken project which had the purpose of closing the Zuiderzee and make the ever-changin landline controllable....
Airpunk Says: Lelystad’s city center is nothing like the town centers you know from other provinces. Its 1980s and 1990s architecture with some ugly, but also some interesting buildings. Like in Almere, life is only slowly entering into the new structures. The town hall is surely the most...
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Koekoek Bierbrouwerij: Small modern brewery
pieter_jan_v Says: The Koekoek Bierbrouwerijis a small modern brewery where you can anjoy a local beer and more.Lunches till 4.30PM; Special menu's for just Euro 25.00.Pancakes are also availale.Business hours: Daily: Noon - 8.30PM
Piet Friet Snackbar: Patat at the local snackbar
pieter_jan_v Says: Piet Friet Snackbar is a typical Dutch fast food joint at the Batavia shipyard and Bataviastad Outlet center.
Grand Café Sailor's: Eetcafé within Bataviastad
Airpunk Says: Sailor’s is one of a hand full of restaurants in Bataviastad. As you may guess, they focus on maritime decoration, but its not suffocating like in other places. The menu is dominated by typical dutch snack food such as kroket and almost everything comes with fries. However,...
pieter_jan_v Says: Lelystad Airport is a small airport aimed at business flights , training flights and leisure flights.The following business airline companies operate from Lelystad Airport:-Aero-Service -Flight Center Lelystad --Helicon-Heli-Holland-Lelykopters-Polder Aviation-Vliegcentrum...
pieter_jan_v Says: The Lelystad city is well served by Connexxion busses. The busstation is in front of the Centrum Train Station:Local Busses:A - LelystadB- LelystadC- LelystadD- LelystadE- LelystadF - Batavia StadRegional Busses:150 - Enkhuizen154 - Swifterbant315 - Groningen330 - Zwolle
Batavia Stad: Shopping in an "old" Dutch setting
pieter_jan_v Says: Batavia Stad is an outlet shopping center which houses 132 shops selling Brand names.Half the number of shops are fashion outlet stores, but there are some nice other shops and restaurants as well.Unlike other Dutch malls the bathrooms are there (!) and clean! I got a great...
Kroon Passage: Along the South Side of City Hall
pieter_jan_v Says: The Kroon Passage is a little Mall with some quality shops.Some how I think it's just a copy of the Den Helder Kroon Passage.
If you have a real Dutch snack in between your museum and Batavia Stad visits and try to enjoy your "Patat", you will loose some of your food to our feathered beggars.
Written Sep 29, 2005
ATLC Says: An enthusiastic group of volunteers (often archeological students) have built a prehistoric village here. They do tours and tell you all about how they organise camps for school children who have a full week of living like prehistoric man. They all sleep in a house like this...
ATLC Says: Now this is a nice campsite. They also built an oven for breadbaking. The volunteers have been trying to perfect this and only after building the third oven, did they succeed.
ATLC Says: The next few photo's are a demonstration how fire was made. I kid you not, the fire was made quicker than you can read these tips!
ATLC Says: These lucky kids were brought to have a fun birthday party at the prehistoric village.They were going to make bread too, we were told.
egonwegh Says: Town centre: Lely's Column ('De Zuil van Lely'). A tall column - 32 meters! - with Lely's statue on top of it. Its height is very exceptional by Dutch standards for a statue dedicated to just one person. The column was erected in honour of civil engineer C. Lely who played a...
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It is amazing that in 30 years, not only new land has been made, but also a modern town like Lelystad. Even more baffling is that a large part of the polder has been turned into nature parks where...
Lelystad - Home of the "Uiver"
Since I visited the Netherlands for the first time on my own in 2004, I have spent some time in Lelystad’s Aviodrome every year. But it wasn’t until 2007 when I started to pay a visit to other parts...
On 13 February 2005, we visited the Batavia Wharf - "Since 1985 over 200 young people have built an authentic reconstruction of the VOC-merchantman Batavia from 1628".
Lelystad lies in fact on the bottom of the former Zuiderzee. Nowadays called IJsselmeer. It is a city of about 70000 people and exist for about 40 years or so. The dutch created this land out of the...
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