Just look around; there's no mistaking where you are. The Wadden has a strong sense of place. You can always feel the Wadden Sea, even when you can’t see it. The smell, the wind, the screeching seagulls. But also the landscape. Because no matter how much humans have altered it, it is still clear that it was formed by the sea. From the fertile clay to the highest dune.
Discover the ‘immortally beautiful’ Texel of this famous writer and sculptor.
Impression of a movement
Discover the grain republic
Against the backdrop of the Wadden Sea.
Discover an inspiring landscape in the wadden region.
An ode to island and sea. Discover the beauty in the melancholy of writer and poet Slauerhoff
Site-specific theatre in its primal form
The landscape as a chamber for music
A stupa between the church steeples
The Spang duck decoy's unique biotope
The Oldambt is the land of grains and infinite horizons. Of majestic manors with their meandering gardens. It is also the land of contrasts; in the landscape and, for a very long time, in society.
To R.W. van de Wint life was art and art was life. As a painter, sculptor, builder, sketcher and gardener he transformed old inner dunes into a world of its own: De Nollen.
Monks began building dikes and John Eric Banck completed the job. A new sea dike created the Banckspolder bringing new opportunities along with it.
Just look around; there's no mistaking where you are. The Wadden has a strong sense of place. You can always feel the Wadden Sea, even when you can’t see it. The smell, the wind, the screeching seagulls. But also the landscape.
The Wadden area of Groningen inspires with its beauty. There are galleries everywhere, sometimes even at the artists' homes. Imagine this landscape through the eyes of an artist.
Lauwersmeer Lake National Park is a unique landscape located on the edge of salt and fresh water. It's also the youngest landscape along the Wadden coast at just a little more than half a century old.
Typical Texel is what you’ll find on De Hoge Berg. A modest height but a unique landscape you’ll only find on this island. Walk or cycle to the top for the most breathtaking views.
A rough grassland area without dikes on Eastern Ameland is the communal property of 560 shareholders. The Vennoot offers extraordinary cultural history and beautiful landscape.
While biking around the island, feel the salted air through your hair and look out over the Northsea.
In 2018 the photo project ‘Bildtstars and Eigenheimers’ kicked off with ten giant portraits of local potato farmers along...
Tijdens deze route ontmoet je tal van prachtige kerken tussen de stad Groningen en Delfzijl. Vaak staat de deur al open of...
At the end of the 11th century, the people of Pingjum built a remarkable ring dike around their village. The dike came to...
Wandelen in en rond Den Helder?! Jazeker. Wie naar de kop van Noord-Holland reist, wordt beloond met een verrassend veelzijdige...
