Cycle route Restaurant Studlers and Hotel Van Renenpark
- The Netherlands
- North Holland
- Bergen (NH)
- 39.96 km (Approximately 02:21 u)
- Cycling route 115690
Cycle route Restaurant Studlers and Hotel Van Renenpark
- The Netherlands
- North Holland
- Bergen (NH)
- 39.96 km (Approximately 02:21 u)
- Cycling route 115690
From Restaurant Studlers you can take a varied bike ride through the North Holland polders. First you drive to Schoorl. Here you will see two beautiful monumental buildings on the Duinweg: the Reformed Church from 1783 and the Raadhuis from 1601. Between nodes 44 and 41 you drive over the ancient West Frisian Omringdijk. In Oudkarspel you pass some special buildings, such as the Allemanskerk, the oldest parts of which date from the eleventh century. The Regthuis is a museum housed in the former town hall from 1744. A little further on you drive through the so-called'Rijk der Duizend Eilanden\\\'. This unique landscape layout is the result of an outbreak of swine fever in the thirteenth century. The farmers quarantined their cattle on separate islands. You cycle back to Bergen past the recreation area of Geestmerambacht.
Directions
| # | Description | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Restaurant Studlers (Russenweg, 1861 GE, Bergen (NH), North Holland, The Netherlands) | 0.00 km | |
48 | 48 (1861GJ, Bergen (NH), North Holland, The Netherlands) | 1.35 km |
13 | 13 (Bickerslaan, 1871AT, Bergen (NH), North Holland, The Netherlands) | 3.85 km |
45 | 45 (Heereweg, 1871EC, Bergen (NH), North Holland, The Netherlands) | 5.73 km |
44 | 44 (1749CM, Schagen, North Holland, The Netherlands) | 8.11 km |
44 | 44 (1749CM, Schagen, North Holland, The Netherlands) | 8.26 km |
Pause places
Restaurant Studlers
Russenweg 26
1861 GE Bergen (NH)
https://www.dijkstrahotels.com/restaurant-studlers
You are welcome at Restaurant Studlers for coffee, lunch, drinks or dinner. When the weather is nice, you can sit on the cozy terrace, and you can also relax in the atmospheric restaurant with friends and family. The regularly changing menu features refined dishes. We work as much as possible with seasonal and local products. The chefs use a mix of traditional methods and fresh techniques. However, love is the most important ingredient! Restaurant Studlers owes its name to a wealthy merchant from the 17th century: Anthonis Studler van Zurck. The restaurant is part of the Dijkstra Hotels.
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