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Visiting the gnome-village with Truus www.flickr.com/photos/truus/, Karlijn www.flickr.com/photos/85199885@N00/ en Carola www.flickr.com/photos/carool/.
Rood met witte stippen.....
Bezoekje aan het kabouterdorp met Truus, Karlijn en Carola.
Highest position: 8 on Tuesday, June 26, 2007 on Flickr's Explore.
Doornroosje 06/09/2023 11h44
Doornroosje (Sleeping Beauty). The first fairy tale on the official route through the fairytale forest is one of the ten first fairy tales at the opening in 1952.
A photo taken before the major renovation of the castle. It is desperately needed: cracks have appeared in the old castle walls in recent years. There are also problems with the paving and the pond.
When it became apparent in the early 1980s that the original castle was subsiding, it was decided to demolish the scene and rebuild it. The current structure dates from 1981. Now, 42 years later, the ravages of time have taken hold again.
Efteling wants to do something about this, starting with the stones on the stairs to the castle. They have become too slippery due to wear. "To prevent unsafe situations, this path is being tackled," says project leader Mark Elings. The immediate surroundings are also taken into account.
A few days after this photo the renovation started and the visitors were bypassed by a temporary path arpund this castle directly to the Kabouterdorp (Gnome Village)
Doornroosje
Doornroosje is the first fairytale in the route of the fairytale forest is also one of the oldest fairy tales in the history of De Efteling.
It is also one of the first ten fairytales at the opening in 1952, designed by Anton Pieck, although the current scene dates from 1981 and has some adjustments from Ton van de Ven. It is depicted with a castle on a hill, where visitors can climb up a staircase to look through windows through the bedroom where Doornroosje rests and the angry fairy sits on the spinning wheel. The chefs sleep in the kitchen.
[ Eftelpedia - Doornroosje (Sleeping Beauty) ]
This photo «EXPLORED» on 21/09/2023, rank # 360
Langnek 30/11/2023 11h36
Langnek with his winter outfit for the winter of 2023/2024.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2002 Closing of catering point Kogeloog
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
2019 Re-opeing of catering point Kogeloog
2022 Entrance opened, Langnek is the first fairytale caracter when using the Pardoes Promenade entrance
Doornroosje 10/04/2024 14h24
Doornroosje (Sleeping Beauty) about one week after the renovation was completed. More light by removing trees that were far too large. New landscaping as well and the formerly not visible side of the castle is now visible due to the construction of second path around the castle. This was the way down from the castle towards Kabouterdorp (Gnome Village) which used to be located fully in the shade. Two new promissed aditions to the castle have not yet been installed right after the opening and the location should be here.
Doornroosje
Doornroosje is the first fairytale in the route of the fairytale forest is also one of the oldest fairy tales in the history of De Efteling.
It is also one of the first ten fairytales at the opening in 1952, designed by Anton Pieck, although the current scene dates from 1981 and has some adjustments from Ton van de Ven. It is depicted with a castle on a hill, where visitors can climb up a staircase to look through windows through the bedroom where Doornroosje rests and the angry fairy sits on the spinning wheel. The chefs sleep in the kitchen.
There are several gnome houses in the Fairytale Forest. Beautiful large mushrooms, designed by the designers Anton Pieck, Ton van de Ven and Henny Knoet and built between 1952 and 1980. They blend naturally into the surrounding park. The many paths and corridors around and in the mushrooms are a favorite with children who are looking for even more (moving) gnomes.
The music that a gnome plays on his spinet somewhere can be heard in many places. He plays Menuet in G major (Per Jocum. Opus II, Latin: "Just for fun, second work"), which is a well-known tune for many visitors.
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Fairytale Forest (Est. 1952) - the six-hectare Fairytale Forest of the Efteling is a walk through the fairytale books of the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and Charles Perrault. The Efteling started as a park in 1952 with the Fairytale Forest.
Photo: In the village of the gnomes - by © Richard Poppelaars #About_Pixels #Photography (Nikon D7200) / #gnome #gnomevillage #mushroom #AntonPieck - #Marerijk #Sprookjesbos / #ThemeparcPhotography at #Kabouterdorp #Efteling in #Kaatsheuvel, #NoordBrabant - #Netherlands
Efteling (May 31, 1952), photo December 8, 2018 after 66 years 6 months 8 days since 1952. The year 2027 marks 75 years ago in time.
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Kaatsheuvel: Efteling - Themeparc Photography
Efteling (Est. 1952), one of the oldest theme parks in the world. A very popular full-sized fantasy-themed amusement park with many attractions and a wide array of amusement rides that reflect elements from ancient myths and legends, fairy tales, fables, and folklore.
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efteling.
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Kabouterhuis 22/11/2021 12h28
The beauty of De Efteling combined with the colors of Autumn.
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Blijkbaar is het dit jaar een goed jaar voor de vliegenzwam. Rond een boom die in het voetpad staat groeit er hier een heel kabouterdorp. Tientallen vliegenzwammen staan hier, enkele jonge en verse exemplaren, een reeks oudere en nog heel wat intussen uitgebloeide exemplaren. Het was me al eerder opgevallen, maar het is pas vandaag dat ik ze uiteindelijk eens gefotografeerd heb. En spijt komt altijd te laat, de mooiste paddestoelen zijn intussen versleten of stuk. Gelukkig komen er zo nu en dan nog een paar nieuwe bij.
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nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vliegenzwam
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Doornroosje 22/11/2021 12h25
Autumn beauty seen from Doornroosje castle looking towards the Kabouterdorp
Photo: © all rights reserved by Ervanofoto (Günther)
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Blijkbaar is het dit jaar een goed jaar voor de vliegenzwam. Rond een boom die in het voetpad staat groeit er hier een heel kabouterdorp. Tientallen vliegenzwammen staan hier, enkele jonge en verse exemplaren, een reeks oudere en nog heel wat intussen uitgebloeide exemplaren. Het was me al eerder opgevallen, maar het is pas vandaag dat ik ze uiteindelijk eens gefotografeerd heb. En spijt komt altijd te laat, de mooiste paddestoelen zijn intussen versleten of stuk. Gelukkig komen er zo nu en dan nog een paar nieuwe bij.
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nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vliegenzwam
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Na een bezoek aan het kabouterdorp in de zuidelijke Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen, liep Rosie achter ons aan, al spelend met haar paraplu. Als ik niet op precies het juiste moment om had gekeken, had ik nooit de regenboog achter haar gezien. Die boog was amper twee minuten later alweer verdwenen. Timing is alles.
With a bend
After a visit to the kabouterdorp in the southern Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen , Rosie was walking behind us, playing with her umbrella. If I hadn't looked back at just the right moment, I never would have seen the rainbow behind her. Barely two minutes later, the rainbow was gone. Timing is everything.
Kabouterdorp 30/11/2023 11h31
The oldest part of the Gnome Village from 1952 was not included in the major refurbishment of 2018. The three separate mushrooms have been inaccessible to visitors since the end of 2017. In 2023, work has been resumed to restore these three mushrooms to their former glory. Completely rebuilt, they are again accessible around 21/09/2023. The walk-thru fairytale is for the youngest ones only.
Kabouterdorp in 2020 (neglected and crying for some attention)
Kabouterdorp 03/11/2020 13h06
Amanda in one of the mushroom gnome houses in the Kabouterdorp (Gnome Village) in De Efteling.
This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven. In front of this house there is a fisher gnome and another gnome who is busy stopping his pipe. Inside the Inside the mushroom is above a gnome writing. In total 13 animatronic gnomes are to be found in this little village.
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Langnek 05/12/2022 12h15
This winter Langnek has no earmuffs but a red-brown hat. The 2018 Langnek Winter edition.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Kabouterdorp 03/11/2020 13h06
The oldest part of the Gnome Village from 1952 was not included in the major refurbishment of 2018. The three separate mushrooms have been inaccessible to visitors since the end of 2017. It is currently unknown what will happen with it and when it will become accessible again.
After Doornroosje on the right-hand side, the actual Gnome Village begins. A short side path of the main route has been created here for children, with three mushrooms with low passages for them to walk through. There is also a small picnic table here, there are some gnome clothes hanging on a clothesline and there is a bridge over a pond. Gnomes cannot be seen here yet.
At the moment (2020) the whole looks very neglected and is crying out for action.
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De Niewe Kleren van de Keizer 03/06/2023 15h55
The The Emperor's new Clothes is one of the storytelling fairytales in the Fiarytale forest like most of the most recent depictions are instead of the more static ones (Hans en Grietje, Doornroosje, Kabouterdorp).
A close-up of the performance and the scene.
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer
The Emperor's new Clothes is a fairy tale about an emperor who is too vain to admit that he is put on his number by two tailors, and therefore, assuming wearing beautiful clothes, walks naked in a parade. It was written by the famous Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. With the original title "Kejserens nye klæder" it was first published in 1837 as part of Andersens third collection with fairy tales.
In the Efteling it is the twenty-sixth representation on the route in the Sprookjesbos. It was opened at the end of the jubilee year 2012 on a new route between the Girl with the Swordsticks and the Fairytale Tree. The fairy tale is put into rhyme by the voice of Paul van Vliet, while against the backdrop of a tall palace wall, built in a mixture of baroque and rococo elements, a tea dome and a graceful gate, a performance is given by moving dolls. and shadow play. It was designed by Pim-Martijn Sanders. The music is an adaptation of the Musette in D major by Johann Sebastian Bach. Previously, the fairytale was present in the Fairy Tale Museum, where since 1963 an empty clothes hanger was on display in a display case.
Opened: 08/11/2012
Designed: Pim-Martijn Sanders
Technics: ETF Ride Systems
Voice: Paul van Vliet
Animatronics: Emperor, tailors, prime minister, court ladies, lackeys
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer ]
Langnek 11/02/2022 13h45
The 70th birthday of the Efeling is celebrated by one of the Six Servants as well. Langnek has a paper birthday hat.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Kabouterdorp 02/02/2023 11h59
This is the interior of the gnome houses in the Gnome Village (Kabouterdorp). This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven. When you go up the stairs you will find this gnome writing together with a squirrel. Photo taken during the Winter Efteling. In total 13 animatronic gnomes are to be found in this little village.
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Kabouterboom 02/02/2023 17h35
The The Gnome Tree (Kabouterboom) with Music Gnome (Muziekkabouter). With Christmas decorations here. This time with the gnome peeping through the door.
Kabouterboom
In a hollow tree, between the three abandoned mushrooms and the Great Gnome House, we find the first gnome of the village: the music gnome. The tree, in which a twisted face can be recognized in a Pieckerian way, is a popular climbing object for children.
Two viewing windows can be found between the roots; at eye level for small children, but can only be used by crouching for adults. A small space has been cut out in and under the tree in which we find a scene with a gnome playing the Minuet in G major on his spinet. In the back, a beardless gnome pops in from behind a door every now and then. The score drawn up is not that of the Minuet he plays: above it is written in graceful letters: Per Jocum. Opus II (Latin: "In jest, second work"), and the music is practically unplayable.
The music resounds from all the Musical Mushrooms in the Fairytale Forest. The first of the twenty on the route can be found next to the Kabouterboom. The suggestion is made that it is this gnome that produces the music that comes out of the mushrooms
Kabouterhuis | Winter Efteling 18/12/2017 12h54
The big gnome house in gnome village (kabouterdorp) in the Winter Efteling.
Winter Efteling
Winter Efteling is the opening of the Efteling in the winter season, nowadays from November to February. The event has been brought since the first edition as a distinctly different experience than the Efteling offers during the rest of the year, with all kinds of extras in the form of decorations, special live entertainment and winter catering and attractions. The park also has different opening hours than during the high season.
The Winter Efteling has been organized since 1999. After three trial editions, it was decided in 2002 to put the event permanently on the calendar. Until 2010, the park was still closed between the summer season and the Winter Efteling, nowadays the Efteling is open every day of the year and there is therefore no interruption between summer and winter season.
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Winter Efteling (Dutch only) ]
NOTE:
This is the first photo uploaded on Flickr in 2018 on 01/01/2018. The grand total is herewith 18,027 photos in my stream.
Kabouterhuis 05/12/2022 12h17
The big gnome house with the resting gnomes. The gnome with pipe will soon lose his pipe so as not to confront children with a smoking fairytale character. And that at a time when smoking in Efteling was only allowed in the smoking zones.
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Kabouterboom 05/12/2022 12h19
The The Gnome Tree (Kabouterboom) with Music Gnome (Muziekkabouter). With Christmas decorations here.
Kabouterboom
In a hollow tree, between the three abandoned mushrooms and the Great Gnome House, we find the first gnome of the village: the music gnome. The tree, in which a twisted face can be recognized in a Pieckerian way, is a popular climbing object for children.
Two viewing windows can be found between the roots; at eye level for small children, but can only be used by crouching for adults. A small space has been cut out in and under the tree in which we find a scene with a gnome playing the Minuet in G major on his spinet. In the back, a beardless gnome pops in from behind a door every now and then. The score drawn up is not that of the Minuet he plays: above it is written in graceful letters: Per Jocum. Opus II (Latin: "In jest, second work"), and the music is practically unplayable.
The music resounds from all the Musical Mushrooms in the Fairytale Forest. The first of the twenty on the route can be found next to the Kabouterboom. The suggestion is made that it is this gnome that produces the music that comes out of the mushrooms
Gnome houses and scenes by Anton Pieck. One of the very nice Gnome houses, design by Anton Pieck. This one shows a very nice relaxed atmosphere, one gnome is fishing and the other is watching.
Photo September 2011, Efteling (May 31, 1952) after 59 years in time.
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Efteling - Kabouter dorp
Sprookjesbos (1952) - the Fairytale Forest is a six-hectare park in the Efteling. An excellent location for a walk through the fairytale books of writers like the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and Charles Perrault. The Efteling started as a park in 1952 with this Fairytale Forest
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Efteling (Est. 1952) - one of the oldest theme parks in the world. A very popular full-sized fantasy-themed amusement park with many attractions and a wide array of amusement rides that reflect elements from ancient myths and legends, fairy tales, fables, and folklore.
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efteling.
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Photo - Richard Poppelaars.
© About Pixels Photography: #AboutPixels / #park #gnomehouse #AntonPieck #Kabouterdorp #Marerijk #Sprookjesbos #GnomeVillage #Efteling in #Kaatsheuvel #Netherlands
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Kabouterdorp 30/11/2023 11h32
The oldest part of the Gnome Village from 1952 was not included in the major refurbishment of 2018. The three separate mushrooms have been inaccessible to visitors since the end of 2017. In 2023, work has been resumed to restore these three mushrooms to their former glory. Completely rebuilt, they are again accessible around 21/09/2023. The walk-thru fairytale is for the youngest ones only.
Efteling designer Karel Willemen adapted Anton Pieck's original design on several points. The passages became wider and the thresholds disappeared. The position of one of the mushrooms has also changed slightly.
Willemen also added details: a collar between the stem and the cap of two mushrooms, a hatch, a bookshelf, a bell, lanterns, a heater and a sound effect of a snoring gnome. [ Loopings September 2023 ]
Kabouterdorp in 2020 (neglected and crying for some attention)
Langnek 25/08/2022 13h33
Since one of the two entrances has been relocated to the Pardoes Promenade this fairytale Langnek is for a lot of guests the first fairytale character they encounter. And since April 2019 the catering point Kogeloog is open again for ice and coffee specials so it is a lively square in the forest again.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2002 Closing of catering point Kogeloog
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
2019 Re-opeing of catering point Kogeloog
2022 Entrance opened, Langnek is the first fairytale caracter when using the Pardoes Promenade entrance
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
De Zes Dinaren 29/06/2021 14h22
All Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) have a sign in the ice and coffee outlet in the gallery Kogeloog at the fairytale De Zes Dinaren. This sign is of Putoor. Putoor is a servant with big ears who can hear everything all over the world.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Kabouterdorp 08/02/2018 14h49
The last gnome house in this gnome village has a water wheel on the side and two gnomes. A door gnome and a washing woman under a canopy. The only woman in this village. When children are sitting on the door handle of the garden gate, the door gnome comes to look around the corner and says "Toediedoedidoe ...
Hey, no, no, there's no one there for me. And not there either!
Well, I'll have been mistaken ".
This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven.
More information:
Eftelpedia - Kabouterdorp (Dutch)
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer 06/07/2017 10h37
The Emperor's new Clothes in English is one of the storytelling fairytales in the Fiarytale forest like most of the most recent depictions are instead of the more static ones (Hans en Grietje, Doornroosje, Kabouterdorp).
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer
The Emperor's new Clothes is a fairy tale about an emperor who is too vain to admit that he is put on his number by two tailors, and therefore, assuming wearing beautiful clothes, walks naked in a parade. It was written by the famous Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. With the original title "Kejserens nye klæder" it was first published in 1837 as part of Andersens third collection with fairy tales.
In the Efteling it is the twenty-sixth representation on the route in the Sprookjesbos. It was opened at the end of the jubilee year 2012 on a new route between the Girl with the Swordsticks and the Fairytale Tree. The fairy tale is put into rhyme by the voice of Paul van Vliet, while against the backdrop of a tall palace wall, built in a mixture of baroque and rococo elements, a tea dome and a graceful gate, a performance is given by moving dolls. and shadow play. It was designed by Pim-Martijn Sanders. The music is an adaptation of the Musette in D major by Johann Sebastian Bach. Previously, the fairytale was present in the Fairy Tale Museum, where since 1963 an empty clothes hanger was on display in a display case.
Opened: 08/11/2012
Designed: Pim-Martijn Sanders
Technics: ETF Ride Systems
Voice: Paul van Vliet
Animatronics: Emperor, tailors, prime minister, court ladies, lackeys
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer (Dutch) ]
Langnek 08/11/2018 11h52
Langnek surrounded by full Autumn colored trees. Already in Winter Efteling mode, but hand-knitted ear warmers were added a few days after I took this photo.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Langnek 12/05/2017 12h52
The Six Servants is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Gnome house in Fairytale Forrest.
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Walking in mainly a world designed by Anton Pieck. That is really is Sprookjesbos or Fairytale Forest (Est. 1952) with beautiful Gnome houses (design Anton Pieck) and many other buildings and objects.
Quote: Wandelen langs kabouterhuisjes in het bos. Zo opvallend mooi dat je weer in sprookjes gaat geloven.
Photo March 2012, Efteling (May 31, 1952) after 60 years in time.
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Efteling - Kabouter dorp
Fairytale Forest (1952) - the Fairytale Forest is a six-hectare park in the Efteling. An excellent location for a walk through the fairytale books of writers like the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen and Charles Perrault. The Efteling started as a park in 1952 with this Fairytale Forest
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Efteling (Est. 1952) - one of the oldest theme parks in the world. A very popular full-sized fantasy-themed amusement park with many attractions and a wide array of amusement rides that reflect elements from ancient myths and legends, fairy tales, fables, and folklore.
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efteling.
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Photo - Richard Poppelaars.
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De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer 11/01/2019 17h07
The Emperor's new Clothes in English is one of the storytelling fairytales in the Fiarytale forest like most of the most recent depictions are instead of the more static ones (Hans en Grietje, Doornroosje, Kabouterdorp). In this scene the prime minister peeks through the windows of the teahouse and sees that the tailors are busy with the new clothes of the emperor. To tell the story, De Efteling has chosen a shadow play.
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer
The Emperor's new Clothes is a fairy tale about an emperor who is too vain to admit that he is put on his number by two tailors, and therefore, assuming wearing beautiful clothes, walks naked in a parade. It was written by the famous Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. With the original title "Kejserens nye klæder" it was first published in 1837 as part of Andersens third collection with fairy tales.
In the Efteling it is the twenty-sixth representation on the route in the Sprookjesbos. It was opened at the end of the jubilee year 2012 on a new route between the Girl with the Swordsticks and the Fairytale Tree. The fairy tale is put into rhyme by the voice of Paul van Vliet, while against the backdrop of a tall palace wall, built in a mixture of baroque and rococo elements, a tea dome and a graceful gate, a performance is given by moving dolls. and shadow play. It was designed by Pim-Martijn Sanders. The music is an adaptation of the Musette in D major by Johann Sebastian Bach. Previously, the fairytale was present in the Fairy Tale Museum, where since 1963 an empty clothes hanger was on display in a display case.
Opened: 08/11/2012
Designed: Pim-Martijn Sanders
Technics: ETF Ride Systems
Voice: Paul van Vliet
Animatronics: Emperor, tailors, prime minister, court ladies, lackeys
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer (Dutch) ]
Kabouterdorp 13/09/2019 16h39
The Kabouterdorp (Gnome Village) with houses from 1952, 1972 and 1980 has had a serious renovation in the Autumn of 2018. This last house of the village has a watermill and two animatronic. This squirrel behind a pile of firewood was added to the scene after renovation. It's all about the details.
This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven. Totally renovated in the Autumn of 2018.
More information:
Eftelpedia - Kabouterdorp (Dutch)
Kabouterdorp 20/05/2023 15h55
The oldest part of the Gnome Village from 1952 was not included in the major refurbishment of 2018. The three separate mushrooms have been inaccessible to visitors since the end of 2017. In 2023, work will be resumed to restore these three mushrooms to their former glory. Completely rebuilt, they will be accessible again soon.
Kabouterdorp in 2020 (neglected and crying for some attention)
After Doornroosje on the right-hand side, the actual Gnome Village begins. A short side path of the main route has been created here for children, with three mushrooms with low passages for them to walk through. There is also a small picnic table here, there are some gnome clothes hanging on a clothesline and there is a bridge over a pond. Gnomes cannot be seen here yet.
Kabouterdorp 18/12/2017 17h31
One of the gnome houses in the Gnome Village (Kabouterdorp) illuminated for the Winter Efteling. This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven. In front of this house there is a fisher gnome and another gnome who is busy stopping his pipe. Inside the Inside the mushroom is above a gnome writing.
Winter Efteling
Winter Efteling is the opening of the Efteling in the winter season, nowadays from November to February. The event has been brought since the first edition as a distinctly different experience than the Efteling offers during the rest of the year, with all kinds of extras in the form of decorations, special live entertainment and winter catering and attractions. The park also has different opening hours than during the high season.
The Winter Efteling has been organized since 1999. After three trial editions, it was decided in 2002 to put the event permanently on the calendar. Until 2010, the park was still closed between the summer season and the Winter Efteling, nowadays the Efteling is open every day of the year and there is therefore no interruption between summer and winter season.
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Winter Efteling (Dutch only) ]
Sprookjesbos Entrance 08/11/2018 11h11
A detail with Autumn colors on the background of the entrance of the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) as seen from the Pardoes Promenade. This entrance is not the official entrance as you will skip the fairytales Doornroosje, Kabouterdorp, Zes Dienaren, Roodkapje and Pinokkio from this point.
De Efteling
The Efteling is a fantasy-themed amusement park in Kaatsheuvel in the Netherlands. The attractions are based on elements from ancient myths and legends, fairy tales, fables, and folklore.
The park was opened in 1952. It has since evolved from a nature park with a playground and a Fairytale Forest into a full-sized theme park. It now caters to both children and adults with its cultural, romantic, and nostalgic themes, in addition to its wide array of amusement rides.
It is the largest theme park in the Netherlands and one of the oldest theme parks in the world. It is twice as large as the original Disneyland park in California and antedates it by three years. Annually, the park has nearly 5 million visitors. In 2016, it was the third most visited theme park in Europe, behind Disneyland Paris and Europa-Park. Over the years, it has received over 125 million visitors.
Location: Kaatsheuvel, North Brabant, Netherlands
Opened: 1952
Operating season: Year-round
Visitors per annum: 4.76 million in 2016
Area: 72 ha the park; 276 ha the resort
Rides: Total 35
Roller coasters 6
Water rides 4
[ Source and much more Info: Wikipedia - De Efteling [2018]
Langnek 29/11/2018 14h22
In the winter of 2018-2019 the 'Goodminded Breicampagne' and De Efteling joined forces and knitted a hat for Langnek (Long Neck) to draw attention to one million lonely elderly people.
De Zes Dinaren
The Six Servants (Dutch: De Zes Dinaren) is a fairy tale about a prince who, with the help of six servants, is able to win the hand of a princess with a special gift. The story was recorded by the brothers Grimm in 1819 for their Kinder- und Hausmärchen under the title "Die Sechs Diener". In the Netherlands, the fairy tale is mainly known by Langnek's prominent presence in the Efteling.
In the Efteling it is the third depiction on the route in the Sprookjesbos, between the Kabouterdorp and Roodkapje. The servant Langnek has been sitting on a rock since the opening of the Sprookjesbos in 1952, stretches his neck and looks calmly around. The original design is by Anton Pieck, but the giant has had transformations over the years, mainly under the direction of Ton van de Ven. In addition to the iconic figure, since 1967, the portrayal of the fairy tale is also from a gallery with the bust of another servant from the fairy tale: Kogeloog. Under the shelter are the portraits of all six servants from the title. The story is told by Peter Reijnders.
The fairy tale opens with Langnek as one of the first 10 attractions in the Sprookjesbos (Fairytale Forest) on May 31, 1952. He then has a rather small head and a rough face that resembles a coarse woodcut. He looks very strict, almost sad for himself.
FACTS & FIGURES:
Opened: 31/05/1952
Design: Anton Pieck
Technics: Peter Reijnders
Music: In the Moonlight | Albert Ketèlbey
Voice over: Peter Reijnders
Throug the years:
1952 Opening
1954 Bust of Kogeloog next to Langnek
1955 A pond around the scene has been made
1966 (approx) disappearnce of the bust of Kogeloog
1967 Gallery with the establishment opened opposite Langnek (including 'Wagen Gijs')
1972 A new head of Langnek designed by Ton van de Ven
1979 The body and the neck adjusted and a much higher rock
2013 Major maintenance of Langnek
[ Source and more Information: Eftepedia - De Zes Dienaren ]
Kabouterdorp 15/02/2019 15h24
One of the two gnomes in front of the gnome houses in the Gnome Village, two of the in total 13 gnomes living in this part of the Fairytale Forest. The gnome in the boat is fishing and almost falls asleep. Children can shout at him and as a reaction he wakes up, looks up and his fishing rod moves. The gnome in the background is busy preparing his pipe. The wreath on the door is part of Winter Efteling decoration.
This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven.
Inside the Inside the mushroom is above a gnome writing. These houses were renovated in the end of 2018 and have a few new features like this spider going up and down in front of the gnome preparing a pipe.
More information:
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Blijkbaar is het dit jaar een goed jaar voor de vliegenzwam. Rond een boom die in het voetpad staat groeit er hier een heel kabouterdorp. Tientallen vliegenzwammen staan hier, enkele jonge en verse exemplaren, een reeks oudere en nog heel wat intussen uitgebloeide exemplaren. Het was me al eerder opgevallen, maar het is pas vandaag dat ik ze uiteindelijk eens gefotografeerd heb. En spijt komt altijd te laat, de mooiste paddestoelen zijn intussen versleten of stuk. Gelukkig komen er zo nu en dan nog een paar nieuwe bij.
Extra links:
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vliegenzwam
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Kabouterdorp 13/09/2019 16h39
The Kabouterdorp (Gnome Village) with houses from 1952, 1972 and 1980 has had a serious renovation in the Autumn of 2018. This last house of the village has a watermill and two animatronic. A gnome opening the door when moving the door handle of the fence and a washing woman under a canopy.
A close-up (perhaps a bit too overexposed) of the gnome at the door saying "Toediedoedidoe ...
Hey, no, no, there's no one there for me. And not there either!
Well, I'll have been mistaken ". This house was built in 1980 and was designed by Anton Pieck but carried out by Ton van de Ven. Totally renovated in the Autumn of 2018.
More information:
Eftelpedia - Kabouterdorp (Dutch)
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer 08/02/2018 15h16
The Emperor's new Clothes in English is one of the storytelling fairytales in the Fiarytale forest like most of the most recent depictions are instead of the more static ones (Hans en Grietje, Doornroosje, Kabouterdorp).
The text Summa pulchritudo mea - donum mundi est - Caesar Narcissus can be translated in My enormous beauty is a gift to the world - Emperor Narcissus.
De Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer
The Emperor's new Clothes is a fairy tale about an emperor who is too vain to admit that he is put on his number by two tailors, and therefore, assuming wearing beautiful clothes, walks naked in a parade. It was written by the famous Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. With the original title "Kejserens nye klæder" it was first published in 1837 as part of Andersens third collection with fairy tales.
In the Efteling it is the twenty-sixth representation on the route in the Sprookjesbos. It was opened at the end of the jubilee year 2012 on a new route between the Girl with the Swordsticks and the Fairytale Tree. The fairy tale is put into rhyme by the voice of Paul van Vliet, while against the backdrop of a tall palace wall, built in a mixture of baroque and rococo elements, a tea dome and a graceful gate, a performance is given by moving dolls. and shadow play. It was designed by Pim-Martijn Sanders. The music is an adaptation of the Musette in D major by Johann Sebastian Bach. Previously, the fairytale was present in the Fairy Tale Museum, where since 1963 an empty clothes hanger was on display in a display case.
Opened: 08/11/2012
Designed: Pim-Martijn Sanders
Technics: ETF Ride Systems
Voice: Paul van Vliet
Animatronics: Emperor, tailors, prime minister, court ladies, lackeys
[ Source and much more Info: Eftelpedia - Nieuwe Kleren van de Keizer (Dutch) ]