Giethoorn is an elongated village in Overijssel, known to many by the film wind and enjoys worldwide fame by the characteristic bridges, canals and farms built on islands. It has about 2,500 inhabitants and is also known as the Dutch Venice. The village consists of the South End, Central Area and Noordeinde. The South End's summers are pleasantly busy and there you can enjoy almost every weekend of music. In the last weekend in August, this is the Gondola through the village canal. Giethoorn-Noord is the quieter part of the same dorpspad with beautiful converted farm houses, most of which are listed buildings. Celebrities, like Rijk the Gooijer, Peter Verstraete, Herman-Pieter de Boer here have lived for years with great pleasure. The village has a number of attractive attractions, including museums, galleries and punt yards, which you can watch being made Gieterse punt. There are restaurants with varied menus. WinterbeeldEr are plenty of opportunities to get to know the village and its surroundings. Of course sail a wonderful way to see the whole town from the water. You can take boat trips across town or rent an electric boat. Walking through Giethoorn and nearby villages Dwarsgracht and Jonen is worthwhile. By bike you can explore the wider area, such as the pretty towns Blokzijl and Vollenhove, which were formerly the Zuiderzee. Even in the winter Giethoorn well worth a visit, if you can see at work the cane cutters from the porch and beautiful walks (or ice-skating?) can make it through the winter landscape.
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