Surroundings Water park Volendam

Fresh eel, poffertjes, and fish and chips are plentiful on De Dijk. A street lined with souvenir shops and restaurants where you can learn about Volendam's folklore and traditions. Don't forget to have the popular costume photo taken.

Volendam's origins and popularity are discussed here. From authentic paintings and ship models to Volendam costumes. This interactive museum will astound you.

The Volendam Marken Express transports you to and from Marken, a former fishing village on the (peninsula) island in front of Volendam with houses on wooden stilts. A ticket can be purchased easily online. Have a good time!

A historical town with beautifully decorated monuments within an old fortress. Edam was founded as a trading post. The cheese trade and shipbuilding, in particular, brought the town great prosperity.

Fort Edam was once built to protect the Amsterdam area from northern enemy attacks. The fort is hidden away and is now open to the public. Do you know where to look for it?

Zaanse Schans is a unique piece of Dutch history on the Zaan, with mills, crafts, and museums. Discover nostalgia 25 kilometers from Volendam, where every mill, workshop, and store has its own story to tell.

A one-of-a-kind location on the IJsselmeer, within walking distance of the vacation park. Relax in and around the pool. In the summer, the large lawn is ideal for soaking up the rays.

The Dutch capital has something for everyone, from a stroll down Dam Square to a visit to Madame Tussauds. Shopping and fine dining flourish here as well. The city has everything you need for a fun day out.

Visitors to Monnickendam will find a lovely townscape with many historic houses from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Beautiful national monuments and structures, such as the Waegh, serve as reminders of these times. The fish smokehouses are also from this time period.

Bridges are common in areas with a lot of water. The Melkweg Bridge in Purmerend is one of the region's most notable. The large arch distinguishes it. From the bridge's vantage point, you can see both Purmerend and the Noordhollands Kanaal.

With the motto "Life as art, art as life," this art gallery displays Anton Heyboer's works. Many of his works have been acquired by world-class museums in Europe and the United States.

Because of its proximity to Amsterdam, it was an ideal village to live in during the 17th and 18th centuries for merchants and sailors. Stroll through the small streets and canals, where each house seems to have its own story to tell.