Top Things to do in Friesland Province
What to do and see in Friesland Province, The Netherlands: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Friesland Province, The Netherlands including The Wadden Sea, Port of Harlingen, Fries Scheepvaart Museum, Wrakkenmuseum, Historische binnenstad Leeuwarden, Oerol Festival, Rijksmonument Waterpoort Sneek uit 1613, Het Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics, Fries Museum, Blokhuispoort.
Restaurants in Friesland Province
1. The Wadden Sea
2. Port of Harlingen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By saddpj - Ipswich, United Kingdom
We spent some time in the restaurant/cafe overlooking the harbour on a very damp day and enjoyed watching all the various ships passing by as well as the ferries to and from the Wadden Islands of Terschling and Vlieland. There is an entrance to the canal system not far away so it was quite busy with canal barge traffic as well.
3. Fries Scheepvaart Museum
4. Wrakkenmuseum
5. Historische binnenstad Leeuwarden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 654 reviews
Reviewed By Jan19471960 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
And we twink in the western part of Holland we have beautiful sceneries? Go to Leeuwarden and enjoy the beautiful city, the friendly people, the nice restaurants and you will have a wonderful time!
6. Oerol Festival
7. Rijksmonument Waterpoort Sneek uit 1613
8. Het Princessehof National Museum of Ceramics
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 250 reviews
This elegant 18th-century building contains the largest collection of Dutch tiles in the world.
Reviewed By Paulo64 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
very interesting museum, beautiful collection of ceramics and particularly the evolution of Dutch pottery
9. Fries Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 903 reviews
The Fries Museum is dedicated to Friesland and the Frisian people. Its activities revolve around the eleven cities that make up the province and the surrounding countryside. These include the Frisians' love-hate relationship with water, the search for what defines the typical Frisian character, and Friesland's place in the wider world. The freedom fighter Grutte Pier's sword; old costumes and clothing; treasures from the Frisian mounds; the legacy of Mata Hari, the exotic dancer who was executed as a spy at the end of the First World War; Gerrit Benner's paintings; contemporary visual art; and the film de Overval: together these objects tell the story of Friesland.
Reviewed By davebO4675BR - The Hague, The Netherlands
Very friendly museum which has done a lot to make the experience interesting especially in the corona time. The staff were very friendly and we enjoyed the exhibitions which are located on two floors. Learnt alot about the area during the war and the history of the friesian people. Worth a visit!
