Location: Katwijk
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Katwijk ( pronunciation (help·info)) is a coastal municipality and town in the province of South Holland, which is situated in the mid-western part of the Netherlands.
Restaurants in Katwijk
1. Escape Room Inferno
2. Escape Room Katwijk
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
The Escape Room in Katwijk. Enter our Bella Ciao escape room. Based on the hit series La Casa De Papel. Try to get the remaining money of 1.4 billion. Find a way to break in, collect the money and get the hell out. El Profesor is counting on you. Do you dare tot take on this challenge? Are you up for the task?
Reviewed By KristenLund - Lund, Sweden
I really enjoyed this room! Nice puzzles, theme and surprises. I made sure to watch one episode of the series which helped with the mood and the theme. I’ve done more than 100 rooms at the time of writing and I would recommend the room. Nice staff and GM as well!
3. Driftwood Distillery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are proud to call ourselves a small batch craft distillery. We focus on making high quality award winning gins. We offer small group tasting tours, each taking 45 minutes to learn about distillation, taste the gins made on premise and relax with a gin and tonic at the end.
4. JOLA's Schnipseljagd Katwijk
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Discover the most beautiful places of Katwijk with our selfguided city game: the Schnipseljagd! A fun mix of a sightseeing tour, treasure hunt and escape room, played on your mobile phone. Solve a trail of riddles and answer questions while exploring the hidden streets of Katwijk. Play together or against each other, score points and learn more about the local history and culture!
5. Soldaat van Oranje - De Musical
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4.5 based on 615 reviews
Soldier of Orange - The Musical is based on the true story of one of the greatest Dutch resistance warfighters, Erik Hazelhoff Roelfzema. Soldier of Orange - The Musical premiered on October 30, 2010 with the former Queen of the Netherlands Beatrix in attendance. The theatre, where Soldier of Orange - The Musical currently plays is a plane hangar at the former Valkenburg Airport in the Netherlands. The audience experiences the show in ‘SceneAround’, a theatrical performance solution specially developed for this production. The audience is seated on a 360-degree rotating auditorium that turns from set to set, accompanied by 180-degree projections, to create an unforgettable theatre experience. Since 2015 the production has broken all Dutch theatre records. Soldier of Orange - The Musical has played more than 2.700 sold-out performances to a total audience of over 2,9 million.
Reviewed By dirkp147 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
This is one of the best musicals I have ever seen. There is so much going on and the way the sets have been created (i.e. the audience is setting in the middle of the different sets) is very unique. The musical is an experiences for all your senses and the location makes it a truly unique experience. This is definitely a must see!
6. Surfschool-Katwijk
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
From April till October we organized surf-lessons and other activities at the beach in Katwijk. We also give windsurf, bodyboard, longboard and Sup-lessons.
7. De Kiteschool
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
De Kiteschool, over 11 years of experience with kitesurfing courses. Professional and targeted guidance towards one goal: going out on the water safely on your own with a kite.
8. Pho Thammakhot
9. Rederij Van Hulst
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4.5 based on 21 reviews
Kom cultuur proeven op één van onze boten met als thuishavens Warmond en Katwijk en geniet met volle teugen van de mooie natuur die het Groene Hart en Hollands Midden u te bieden hebben.
10. Katwijks Museum
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4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By E335DN_ - Moscow, Russia
Normally, one doesn’t expect to find such local museum in a small town entertaining, informative and exciting, but this’s the way Katwijks Museum is. I was there with my family - two adults and a 9-y/o child and spent there amazing 2 hours. It’s located in a former mansion house which was extended quite considerably for museum purposes, but still from outside it looks much smaller when it actually is. The museum provides a very good introduction into the history of the town and the everyday living conditions of the people around 17-18 centuries and on. Its collection boasts some good paintings, sculpture, domestic objects and clothes, etc. What makes it really interesting is an exciting presentation: the objects and pieces of furniture are set into real domestic interiors, scenes of everyday fishermen’ life are reproduced in human-size mannequins and highly realistic decorations. The numerous models of ships, the village and brief explications (instead of tedious long texts) make the exposition highly informative and interesting. The inner architecture of the museum provides for several floors and lots of small spaces and thus dynamic. You’ll definitely not regret about time spent!
