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In the Amsterdam Water Supply Dunes there are many bunkers, about 400. This route runs along several bunkers. They were built by Germany during the Second World War and are part of the Atlantic Wall.

This long stage—25 km is no small feat—is one of extremes. Here, you encounter not only grassy dikes, shell paths, and narrow dike roads, but you also walk through the prehistoric Oer-IJ, past remnants of the Amsterdam Defence Line and the North Sea Canal. And if that isn't enough, this stage takes you right into the heart of the Randstad, with planes flying to and from Schiphol overhead.

Discover the diverse landscape around Enkhuizen by bike. It is wonderfully quiet and spacious, with characteristic villages, meadows with cows and sheep, windmills, and views over the IJsselmeer stretching as far as the horizon.

Cycle past swaying reeds, the ring canal surrounding the De Purmer polder, and through charming towns that once lay on the Zuiderzee. The Gouwzee Route is a varied tour that takes you through the vast polder landscape and along the shimmering waters of the Gouwzee.

This 47-kilometer bike tour takes you via various ferries around the Alkmaarder and Uitgeester lakes through the water-rich heart of the province.

A fascinating city walk through the heart of Amsterdam with a special theme: the persecution of Jews in WWII.