
Harlingen: tub dancers, tiles and talking facades
105 min
1.7 km
8 stops
About this tour
A second discovery walk through Harlingen, away from the harbours: from the park on the old ramparts past tile makers, gable stones and a church with a Danish organ. Read the facades like a comic book and find out why people from Harlingen are called ‘tub dancers’. Image credits and licences: https://images.amsterdamdays.com/tour-images/uploads/1794583503882-b50f63dd-credits-harl2.png
Itinerary
8 guided stops on this route
Engelse Tuin (English Garden)
A park with a defensive past.
Voorstraat 84 — the tile factory
A tile craft that came back.
Zoutsloot — the Mennonite church
A church with a far-travelled treasure.
Raamstraat — the first tile works
Where Harlingen's tile story began.
Lanen — the oldest stone house
Houses with a name instead of a number.
Kleine Bredeplaats 12
A facade that shows its past.
Best with friends
Play together to compare scores, discuss clues, and share the moments. Great for friends, families, and team outings.
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What's included
GPS-guided walking route
Interactive quizzes at each stop
Fascinating stories and facts
Lifetime access to the tour
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