5 Sights in Warmond, Netherlands (with Map and Images)
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Explore interesting sights in Warmond, Netherlands. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 5 sights are available in Warmond, Netherlands.
1. Zwanburgermolen
The Zwanburgermolen in Warmond is a round stone polder mill built in 1805, which replaced earlier seesaw mill. The mill is located on the island of Zwanburgerpolder in the Kagerplassen. The mill pumped the Zwanburgerpolder with the help of a paddle wheel with a diameter of 5.50 m. big. In the 70s, a large part of the polder was excavated for sand extraction, creating the recreational lake 't Joppe. The mill drained the polder until a crack in the top axle was discovered in 1959.
2. Nieuwe Hofmolen
The Nieuwe Hofmolen in Warmond is a seesaw mill that was moved in 1981 to replace the Hofmolen. It was demolished in one night during the Second World War and burned as firewood. Originally, the current mill was built in 1859 under the name Veermolen to drain the Veerpolder further south. In 2008, the mill pumped the Hofpolder on a voluntary basis. The mill has the status of national monument.
3. Faljerilmolen
The Faljerilmolen is a seesaw mill on the island of Faljeril in the Kagerplassen in Warmond. The mill, actually a meadow mill, is owned by the Rijnlandse Molenstichting who bought it for f. 1.50 from the previous owner. In 2007 the watercourse was restored, so that the mill can grind. It is, like most pasture mills, equipped with a centrifugal pump.
4. Sint Matthiaskerk
St. Mott's Hill Church is a Roman Catholic Church, located on the warm 76th Avenue. Built in 1858 and designed by architect theo molkenberger, the church has a Neo-Norman style. This is a city monument. There is a forest behind the church, which includes pictures of maria. There are Catholic cemeteries in the forest.
5. Protestantse Kerk
Protestantse Kerk is a church building at Herenweg 82 in the South Holland village of Warmond. The church is built in red brick on a T-shaped floor plan under a gable roof. On top of the church is an octagonal roof with a wooden lantern and spire. Above the entrance are two round-arched windows.
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