This attraction consists of an indoor museum (the Binnenmuseum ) and an outdoor museum (the Buitenmuseum ). The Binnenmuseum, whose main focus is the maritime activities of the region (fishing, navigation, commerce), occupies 12 buildings, includin..

This imposing building, a remnant of the town enceinte that once overlooked the entrance to the port, today houses a restaurant. The enceinte consists of a semi-circular tower and an attached structure with a door. The bells, the work of Hemony, are ..

This church is flanked by a beautiful Gothic tower whose wooden pinnacle was added in the 16 C. The bells were produced by the Hemony brothers.

This street includes some houses with beautiful stone facades. In particular, note the facade at no. 81: Den Kuiser Maegt (the girl from Enkhuisen), which represents the weapons of the city; the one at no. 60, representing an old boat; and the one at..

This is the main street of the city. Don't miss the beautiful facades (gables and stone facades). In particular, the one at no. 158 (to the north), dating back to 1617, is graced with a gable that bears the city crest: a girl carrying a coat of arms ..

The former West Frisia Mint is across the street from the Church of the West. Its richly decorated façade dates from 1617. Further on, at no 109, the façade of the Orphanage (the Weeshuis ) has been restored to the original, which dates back to 1616..

This imposing structure dates back to the end of the 17 C. A passage from a poem by Vondel decorates the overdoor. Inside, the rooms are decorated with paintings, painted ceilings, tapestries and murals. At the corner of the Zwaanstratt, don't miss t..

This short street is lined with beautiful facades. The one at no. 1, for example, displays five multicoloured escutcheons: the arms of Hoorn (a horn), the House of Orange, West Frisia (two lions), Enkhuisen and Medemblik (left to right).

The wooden belltower of this isolated structure (15-16 C) was built in the 16 C, then remodeled in the 19 C in the neoclassical style. The interior, which resembles a covered market, has three naves of equal height covered by a wooden vault. Don't mi..