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Discover the best top things to do in Velsen, The Netherlands including Ruins of Castle Brederode, Kinderboerderij Velserbeek, Begraafplaats en Crematorium Westerveld uit 1888, Museumhuis Beeckestijn, Panser fort IJmuiden, De Engelmunduskerk Oud Velsen uit de 12de eeuw, SHIP Sluis Haven Informatie Punt, Cornelis Vreeswijk, Engelmunduskerk, Nieuwe Kerk.
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1. Ruins of Castle Brederode
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4.5 based on 68 reviews
Once owned by the Lords of Brederode. The castle was built in the 2nd half of the 13th century. The remains of the castle are open to the public from March to November. The keep can be climbed for a beautiful view. Tours, concerts, exhibitions and special events.
Reviewed By theodorusw - Haarlem, The Netherlands
I was born here, 100mtrs away of the main entrance, i played here as a kid, Knights and ladies, this place will speak to your imagination. Several times a year they have middle age weekends with actors, The first week of august is best time, all is party then. Go hunt ghosts , they were here, and they found them several. They serve Tea with a biscuite, and they will give you a tour if you ask for it. Google for Heerlijkheid Brederode!
2. Kinderboerderij Velserbeek
3. Begraafplaats en Crematorium Westerveld uit 1888
4. Museumhuis Beeckestijn
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4.5 based on 16 reviews
This large country estate is a fine example of suburban houses and their vast surrounding gardens build by the regents from Amsterdam as a holiday retreat for the summer. If you have visited the Museum, do not forget to visit the gardens! They are very worthwhile.
5. Panser fort IJmuiden
6. De Engelmunduskerk Oud Velsen uit de 12de eeuw
7. SHIP Sluis Haven Informatie Punt
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4.0 based on 30 reviews
In IJmuiden we build the worlds largest sea lock. The Port of Amsterdam will become the number four greatest harbor in Europe. In SHIP, the information centre, you can experience the story behind the building process of the lock. SHIP is open every day and the entry is free. A guided tour, including a cup of coffee or tea, is available at 5 euro’s per person and can be booked on the website.
8. Cornelis Vreeswijk
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
