Over the bridge and with the ferry
Zwolle, Overijssel, The Netherlands
Cycling route: 770582
Provided by: Peter, Overijssel
41.7 km
02:27 h
734 kcal
10 m
Description
Zwolle, Hattem, Wapenveld, Wijhe
'Thinking of Holland I see wide rivers moving slowly through endless lowlands\\\', wrote Hendrik Marsman during one of his trips abroad. We don't know whether he was thinking of the IJssel when he closed it, but it could well be. For a large part of this route you have an eye on this border river, meandering through the landscape between Overijssel and Gelderland. The route also takes you past Hattem, where time seems to have stood still in the historic center. It is no wonder that a number of museums can be found here, including the Voerman Museum Hattem.
Dike gate
The Dijkpoort is a 14th-century city gate in the Dutch city of Hattem.
In 1908 the gate tower was restored, with the architect PJH Cuypers adding a parapet, roof and corner turrets. This is based on the example of other city gates. These additions are recognizable from a different type of stone.
The Fortune
The windmill De Fortuin is located at Molenbelt 7 in Hattem. The tower mill was built in 1816 as a replacement for an earlier mill that had blown down in 1808. In 1852 the mill was given a stone substructure.
De Vlijt
The mill was built in 1879 and was completely rebuilt in 1984, after a fire in 1980. It is an octagonal pine, thatched mill, a so-called ground sailor, with a radius of 23.50 meters.
The landscape value of the mill is great but is somewhat limited by fairly tall plantings in the nearby area.
The associated miller's house, barn and haystack are municipal monuments.
High water channel Veessen - Wapenveld
The Veessen-Wapenveld high water channel causes a water level drop of 71 centimeters on the IJssel during extremely high water, thus preventing flooding of the villages and towns along the IJssel. It is one of the projects of the national water safety program Room for the River.
Church Vorchten
An old village church is centrally located in the village of Vorchten.
The oldest part of the church dates from before the year 900 and is made of tuff, not yet made of brick. It is also located on a mound and therefore dates from before the dike. The church is a more than eleven hundred years old, still existing and functioning church.
Route offered by: Fietsnetwerk.nl
'Thinking of Holland I see wide rivers moving slowly through endless lowlands\\\', wrote Hendrik Marsman during one of his trips abroad. We don't know whether he was thinking of the IJssel when he closed it, but it could well be. For a large part of this route you have an eye on this border river, meandering through the landscape between Overijssel and Gelderland. The route also takes you past Hattem, where time seems to have stood still in the historic center. It is no wonder that a number of museums can be found here, including the Voerman Museum Hattem.
Dike gate
The Dijkpoort is a 14th-century city gate in the Dutch city of Hattem.
In 1908 the gate tower was restored, with the architect PJH Cuypers adding a parapet, roof and corner turrets. This is based on the example of other city gates. These additions are recognizable from a different type of stone.
The Fortune
The windmill De Fortuin is located at Molenbelt 7 in Hattem. The tower mill was built in 1816 as a replacement for an earlier mill that had blown down in 1808. In 1852 the mill was given a stone substructure.
De Vlijt
De Vlijt is a flour mill located on the Grote Weg in Wapenveld.
The mill was built in 1879 and was completely rebuilt in 1984, after a fire in 1980. It is an octagonal pine, thatched mill, a so-called ground sailor, with a radius of 23.50 meters.
The landscape value of the mill is great but is somewhat limited by fairly tall plantings in the nearby area.
The associated miller's house, barn and haystack are municipal monuments.
High water channel Veessen - Wapenveld
The Veessen-Wapenveld high water channel causes a water level drop of 71 centimeters on the IJssel during extremely high water, thus preventing flooding of the villages and towns along the IJssel. It is one of the projects of the national water safety program Room for the River.
Church Vorchten
An old village church is centrally located in the village of Vorchten.
The tower was built around 1200 and is covered with tuff stone.
In the tower there is a bell from 1641, cast by Hendryck ter Horst from Deventer.
The oldest part of the church dates from before the year 900 and is made of tuff, not yet made of brick. It is also located on a mound and therefore dates from before the dike. The church is a more than eleven hundred years old, still existing and functioning church.
Route offered by: Fietsnetwerk.nl
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Below you will find various suggestions for breaks that you can visit during your route. These are divided into different categories, making it easy for you to choose.
Sights
Directions
| # | Description | Distance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8012AK, Zwolle, Overijssel, The Netherlands | 0.00 km | ||
77 | 77 (8051SC, Hattem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 4.32 km | |
94 | 94 (8051SB, Hattem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 5.42 km | |
| De Dijkpoort - 14e Eeuwse poort, (Noordwal, 8051 BM, Hattem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 6.89 km | ||
| Vestigingsgracht (8051 VK, Hattem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 7.04 km | ||
| De Fortuin (De Fortuin, 8051EV, Hattem, Gelderland, The Netherlands) | 7.18 km |
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