5 Sights in Warmond, Netherlands (with Map and Images)

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. Like most meadow slides, it is equipped with a centrifugal pump.

Wikipedia: Faljerilmolen (NL)

De Kok in Warmond is a polder mill built in 1809 on the south side of the Dieperpoel on an island in the Kagerplassen. The mill has been owned by the Rijnland Water Board since 1 January 2005. Nowadays on a voluntary basis, he drains the Tuinder- or Kogjespolder.

Wikipedia: De Kok (molen) (NL)

The Boterhuismolen in Warmond is a polder mill built in 1744 to replace an earlier seesaw mill from 1634. The mill was in operation until 1960 and then sold to the Rijnlandse Molenstichting, which had several major restorations carried out on the Boterhuismolen, the last of which in 2002. The mill now drains the Boterhuispolder on a voluntary basis.

Wikipedia: Boterhuismolen (NL)

St. Matthias Church is a Roman Catholic church at Herenweg 76 in Warmond, the Netherlands. The church was built in 1858 and was designed by architect Theo Molkenboer and in neo-Romanesque style. It's building is a municipal monument. Behind the church is a forest with, among other things, a statue of Mary. The Catholic cemetery is also located in the forest.

Wikipedia: Sint-Matthiaskerk (Warmond) (NL)

Protestant Church 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 turret with a wooden lantern and spire. Above the entrance there are two round-arched windows.

Wikipedia: Protestantse Kerk (Warmond) (NL)