Archives: Locaties

Near Bussum Zuid station, you'll find beautiful heathland, forests, and cultural heritage. Bussum Zuid station is an outer gate. Start a route from the outer gate of Bussum Zuid.

Anyone getting off at Bussum Zuid station sees it immediately: nature lies literally at your feet here. From the station, you can walk straight into the vast heathlands and forests of the Gooi Nature Reserve. One of the first areas you encounter is the Fransche Kampheide, a small-scale but varied nature reserve on the edge of Bussum.

Castricum Station is located close to the dunes, beach, and polders in the region. Castricum Station is an Outer Gate, specifically "a gateway to the dunes."

Tourist Transfer Point Aalsmeer is an ideal starting point for exploring the diverse surroundings of Aalsmeer, centrally located in the flower region. Discover the world-famous Royal FloraHolland Flower Auction, the Historical Garden, and various nurseries. You can explore on foot, by bicycle, or with a boat tour past the old flower auctions. From this easily accessible Tourist Transfer Point, with options for public transport and cycling, you can easily start various routes.

Tourist Transfer Point Anna Paulowna is a starting point for routes in the Anna Paulowna area. The Anna Paulowna polder, named after the consort of King William II, is the largest continuous flower bulb area in the world. You can walk or cycle here and fully enjoy the vast flower bulb fields.

TOP Blaricummermeent is a good base for the LF Zuiderzeeroute, LAW Zuiderzeepad, and highlights in the Gooi.

Tourist Transfer Point Bloemendaal aan Zee is the ideal starting location to explore the coast and dunes of South Kennemerland. Here, you stand directly on the North Sea beach, with a view over the vast dune landscape. This starting point is easily accessible by bicycle, car, and public transport, from where you can easily embark on various walking and cycling routes through the surrounding area.

Tourist Transfer Point Broekerveiling is an ideal starting point to explore the water-rich surroundings of Broek op Langedijk. Discover the history of horticulture at the BroekerVeiling Museum, sail through the Realm of a Thousand Islands, or explore the characteristic villages of Langedijk. Here you can start walking, cycling, and boating routes to enjoy the unique landscape. Car parking is available, and there is an information panel with routes and tips for your visit to North Holland.

Anyone who wants to experience the Netherlands at its purest, with its reclaimed land, peat meadows, sea dikes, and reed beds, must visit this place. Swans graze peacefully in the meadows among the sheep. A variety of life thrives in and around the numerous ditches.

Tourist Transfer Point Buitengouw is your starting point to explore the unique reclaimed lands and peat meadow areas of Amsterdam-North. From here, you set off into a landscape shaped by farmers and fishermen, where swans and meadow birds such as oystercatchers and godwits feel at home. The TOP is easily accessible, including by public transport and bicycle, and offers walking and cycling routes to discover the surrounding area.

Tourist Transfer Point Buitenhuizen is a starting point for routes at the intersection of the Noorder IJ- en Zeedijk and the North Sea Canal, at the transition between the marine clay landscape of the former IJ and the peat meadow landscape of Laag Holland. From here, you can explore the surroundings of Assendelft and Park Nauerna. The ferry crossing to the Spaarnwoude recreation area is also part of the cycle route along the Amsterdam Defence Line. Start your walking or cycling route here and discover the area.

Tourist Transfer Point Buitenkaag is an ideal starting point for routes in the southernmost part of Haarlemmermeer, where land and water meet. Here you can explore the Kagerplassen with a rented boat or enjoy the tranquility along the Ringvaart. You can easily start walking, cycling, or boating routes here, and there is an information panel with further tips for getting out and about.