Kuiertocht Workum
Workum is a characteristic town, and you'll be amazed as you stroll along the old houses here. This walking tour takes you from the center to the outskirts. The path Tillefonne leads you over various bridges and narrow paths through the meadows back and forth to the city center. You can hardly imagine a more beautiful entrance.
A "kuiertocht" is a short walking route. So, it probably won't surprise you that in Frisian, "wandelen" translates to "kuierje". You can easily combine a leisurely stroll with an activity in the area, or choose to embark on another leisurely stroll. An overview of all leisurely strolls can be found here.
Please note: because you walk through farmers' fields, dogs are unfortunately not allowed on this walking path (from node 65 to 64).
Tip: You can easily reach this route by train. The Workum train station is located one kilometer from the starting point.
Sights on this route
Starting point:
Waypoint walk 63
Workum
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Waypoint walk 63
Workum
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Workum (Warkum)
Workum (or Warkum as we say in Friesland), is one of the famous Frisian cities that has enjoyed city rights since 1399. Located on the shores of the former Zuiderzee and bordering the Frisian lakes.
Façade stone wall
The façade stone wall is an original initiative and beautiful historic feature of Workum. 22 old façade stones have been incorporated under the gateway alongside number 18 on De Merk market square.
Sint Gertrudis church
On ‘De Merk’, you'll find ’Workum Cathedral’, Sint Gertrudis church. This is the largest late-Gothic cruciform church of Friesland, with the largest windows in all the province.
Portret yn Pastel | Petsetta
Selling her own personal artwork and works in commision for portraits of animals and people.
Jopie Huisman Museum
The Jopie Huisman Museum is dedicated to the life and work of the Frisian self-taught master painter Jopie Huisman. His love of nature and his compassion are a recurrent theme.
11Fountains Workum
For centuries Workum’s city arms on ‘De Waag’ have been supported by two lions. They are naive and their theatrical pose prompts laughter.
End point:
Waypoint walk 63
Workum
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