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Den Haag, Noordeinde (NL) 28-01-2017
Paleis Noordeinde met ruiterstandbeeld van Stadhouder Prins Willem van Oranje.
Noordeinde Palace with equestrian statue of Stadtholder Prince William William of Orange.
Palast Noordeinde mit Reiterstandbild des Statthalters
Prinz Wilhelm I.
Palais de Noordeinde avec statue équestre du stathouder Prince Guillaume Ier d'Orange-Nassau.
Palacio de Noordeinde con la estatua ecuestre del estatúder Príncipe Guillermo de Orange.
Palazzo Noordeinde con statua equestre di Statholder Principe Guglielmo I d'Orange.
Palácio Noordeinde com estátua equestre de estatuder Príncipe Guilherme I
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Here you see the typical Volendam fishermen's cottages who have a nice view over the lake.
Noordeinde in Volendam was actually the dike along the IJsselmeer, since 1957 there is a dam in the IJsselmeer.
The Gouwzee is the part of Markermeer lake between the peninsula of Marken and Waterland area in the center of the Netherlands.
This is what we saw during our Cycling holiday in Noord-Holland, the Netherlands, where we have cycled through the beautiful landscape.
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Der Königliche Palast Noordeinde im Zentrum von Den Haag dient als offizieller Amtssitz der niederländischen Monarchie und befindet sich nur unweit vom Binnenhof, dem Sitz des Parlaments der Niederlande.
Das auch als ’t Oude Hof bezeichnete Gebäude stammt aus dem Jahr 1533 und wurde 1640 von Pieter Post und Jacob van Campen umgebaut.
1814 ließ ihn König Wilhelm I. der Niederlande abermals ändern; 1948 verwüstete ein Brand einen großen Teil des Palasts, der anschließend für längere Zeit eine Internationale Schule beherbergte.
Nachdem er in den 1970er Jahren aufwändig restauriert wurde, dient der Palast heute als Amts- und Arbeitssitz des Königs, der hier auch Staatsbesuche empfängt.
Die strenge klassizistische Fassade wird einzig durch den Giebel gelockert, der das Wappen der Oranier trägt.
Vor dem Palast stehen Denkmäler für Wilhelm den Schweiger von 1845 und für Königin Wilhelmina.
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Het is nog maar 6 december maar overal worden winkels en etalages versierd met lampjes.
Dit is het einde van de Hoogstraat en het begin van het Noordeinde.
Wat betekent dat gele ROUTEAANWIJZINGSBORG "Einde Ne"?
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Giethoorn
Het dorp telt 2630 inwoners en is bekend door zijn bruggetjes, waterwegen en punters. Het wordt wel het 'Hollands Venetië' genoemd. Giethoorn is langgerekt en bestaat uit drie buurten die steeds versprongen van elkaar liggen. In het noorden is dat het Noordeinde, dan volgt de Middenbuurt en ten slotte het Zuideinde. De Dorpsgracht is de centrale as van Giethoorn en eindigt in het zuiden in het Zuideindiger Wijde. De boerderijen en huizen zijn gescheiden door kavelsloten waarover vlonders liggen die de huispercelen verbinden. De bultrugboerderij is kenmerkend voor Giethoorn. De boerderij lijkt een bult te hebben doordat de schuur hoger is dan het woonhuis
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Giethoorn
The village has 2630 inhabitants and is known for its bridges, waterways and punts. It is called the 'Dutch Venice'. Giethoorn is elongated and consists of three neighborhoods that are always staggered from each other. In the north this is the Noordeinde, followed by the Middenbuurt and finally the Zuideinde. The Dorpsgracht is the central axis of Giethoorn and ends in the south in the Zuideindiger Wijde. The farms and houses are separated by lot ditches over which there are platforms connecting the house lots. The humpback farm is characteristic of Giethoorn. The farm seems to have a hump because the barn is higher than the house
Noordeinde, Landsmeer, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands
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"humpback farm" Giethoorn, The Netherlands
The village has 2620 inhabitants and is known for its bridges, waterways and punters. It is called 'Dutch Venice'. Giethoorn is elongated and consists of three neighborhoods that are constantly staggered. In the north it is the Noordeinde, then the Middle-East follows and finally the southern end. The Dorpsgracht is the central axis of Giethoorn and ends in the south in the South Endiger Wijde. The farms and houses are separated by plot lakes that surround the house plots. The humpback farm is typical of Giethoorn. The farm seems to have a hump because the barn is higher than the house
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giethoorn
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De Oude Molstraat in het Hofkwartier in Den Haag loopt parallel aan het Noordeinde. Het behoort samen met de Molenstraat en de Juffrouw Idastraat tot de oudste straten van de stad. De Oude Molstraat dateert uit de Middeleeuwen en was toen een zandpad dat door de duinen liep. nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oude_Molstraat
Momenteel helemaal op de schop. Misschien nieuwe riolen of leidingen?
Hier nog leuke winkeltjes en restaurantjes van particuliere eigenaren, oude kloosters en een schuilkerk.
Geen bekende mode- of restaurantketens.
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Het Noordeinde verandert langzaam in een paradijs voor wielrenners. Eerst Lola Bikes & Coffe en nu dit?
Hiervoor was hier een antiquair in gevestigd. Antiek verkoopt niet meer.
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Royal Archives
The Royal Archives comprise the Oranges’ personal archives as well as their library, photographic archives and art collection. The archives fall under the management of the Royal Household.
The neo-classical building which houses the Royal Archives was built between 1896 and 1899. The archives are located in the gardens of Noordeinde Palace, between the Royal Stables and the Palace. The building was renovated in 1997, and a year later a new underground depot was put in.
The Royal Archives date back to the regency of Queen Emma. The construction of the repository at Noordeinde made it possible to manage the archives, the library and the historical collections from a central location. The various collections continue to grow steadily, thanks to donations and purchases. After 1945 the director of the Royal Archives was also put in charge of the historical collections in the palaces.
Le palais de Noordeinde a servi de résidence royale de 1817 à 1940. Le roi Guillaume Ier l'utilisait comme palais d'hiver, et d'importantes rénovations ont été effectuées entre 1814 et 1817 sous la direction des architectes Adriaan Noordendorp, Zeger Reyers, Bartholomeus Ziesenis et Jan de Greef. Ces rénovations comprenaient l'ajout d'éléments gothiques, qui ont été retirés en 1961.
Durant le règne du roi Guillaume II, le palais abritait sa cour, tandis qu'il résidait au palais voisin de Kneuterdijk. Son fils, le roi Guillaume III, utilisait Noordeinde comme palais d'hiver et a apporté des modifications importantes à son intérieur. Le palais a également été témoin de la naissance de la reine Wilhelmina en 1880 et de sa fille, la princesse Juliana, en 1909.
Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la reine Wilhelmina a choisi de ne pas retourner au palais de Noordeinde, préférant résider dans son palais d'été, Het Loo, à Apeldoorn. Le palais a ensuite subi une restauration significative pour servir de palais de travail à sa successeur, la reine Beatrix, qui a officiellement commencé à l'utiliser en 1984.
Aujourd'hui, le palais de Noordeinde est principalement utilisé comme palais de travail du roi Willem-Alexander. Chaque année, lors du Prinsjesdag, le troisième mardi de septembre, le cortège royal part du palais de Noordeinde pour se rendre au Ridderzaal (Salle des Chevaliers) pour l'ouverture officielle du Parlement. La famille royale fait une brève apparition sur le balcon du palais pour saluer le public après le cortège.
Noordeinde Palace served as a royal residence from 1817 to 1940. King William I used it as his winter palace, and extensive renovations were carried out between 1814 and 1817 under the direction of architects Adriaan Noordendorp, Zeger Reyers, Bartholomeus Ziesenis, and Jan de Greef. These renovations included the addition of Gothic elements, which were removed in 1961.
During the reign of King William II, the palace housed his court, while he resided at the neighboring Kneuterdijk Palace. His son, King William III, used Noordeinde as his winter palace and made significant changes to its interior. The palace also witnessed the birth of Queen Wilhelmina in 1880 and her daughter, Princess Juliana, in 1909.
After World War II, Queen Wilhelmina chose not to return to Noordeinde Palace, preferring to reside at her summer palace, Het Loo, in Apeldoorn. The palace subsequently underwent extensive restoration to serve as a working palace for her successor, Queen Beatrix, who officially began using it in 1984.
Today, Noordeinde Palace is primarily used as the working palace of King Willem-Alexander. Every year on Prinsjesdag, the third Tuesday in September, the royal procession departs from Noordeinde Palace for the Ridderzaal (Knights' Hall) for the official opening of Parliament. The royal family makes a brief appearance on the palace balcony to greet the public after the procession.
"humpback farm" Giethoorn, The Netherlands
The village has 2620 inhabitants and is known for its bridges, waterways and punters. It is called 'Dutch Venice'. Giethoorn is elongated and consists of three neighborhoods that are constantly staggered. In the north it is the Noordeinde, then the Middle-East follows and finally the southern end. The Dorpsgracht is the central axis of Giethoorn and ends in the south in the South Endiger Wijde. The farms and houses are separated by plot lakes that surround the house plots. The humpback farm is typical of Giethoorn. The farm seems to have a hump because the barn is higher than the house
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giethoorn
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Noordeinde Palace (Dutch: Paleis Noordeinde) is one of the three official palaces of the Dutch royal family. Located in The Hague in the province of South Holland, it has been used as the "working palace" for King Willem-Alexander since 2013.
The palace originated as a medieval farmhouse, which was converted into a spacious residence by the steward of the States of Holland, Willem van de Goudt in 1533. The original farmhouse's cellars can still be seen in the palace basement.
In the foreground you can see the equestrian statue of William of Orange in The Hague from 1845 and is a 19th-century memorial in memory of William of Orange.
It is the oldest statue in the public space of the royal town and enjoys protection as a national monument.
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When we went to Giethoorn we were told that it would be very busy with tourists.
But after a bike ride from Wetering to Giethoorn it was nice and quiet there.
We soon walked along canals, bridges and beautiful houses and cute farms.
So it appears that in the north of Giethoorn, Noordeinde, not so many tourists come, because when we arrived a long way further to Middenbuurt we only saw the first boat with tourists.
And only a little further in the south of Giethoorn, Zuideinde, was it very busy with tourists.
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"humpback farm" Giethoorn, The Netherlands
The village has 2620 inhabitants and is known for its bridges, waterways and punters. It is called 'Dutch Venice'. Giethoorn is elongated and consists of three neighborhoods that are constantly staggered. In the north it is the Noordeinde, then the Middle-East follows and finally the southern end. The Dorpsgracht is the central axis of Giethoorn and ends in the south in the South Endiger Wijde. The farms and houses are separated by plot lakes that surround the house plots. The humpback farm is typical of Giethoorn. The farm seems to have a hump because the barn is higher than the house
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giethoorn
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Wonderful decorated brick facade.
Built between 1725 and 1750. Designer: unknown.
Noordeinde, The Hague, The Netherlands.
P.G.C. Hajenius (1806-1889), fondateur de la marque de cigares Hajenius, créa son entreprise en 1826 dans l'hôtel De Rijnstroom, rue Warmoesstraat à Amsterdam.[1] Deux bâtiments portant ce nom furent construits à Amsterdam pour le compte de l'entreprise : à l'angle des rues Dam et Beurssteeg (1868-1869, démoli en 1914), conçu par H.J. van den Brink, et sur Rokin (1914), conçu par les frères J.G. van Gendt et A.D.N. van Gendt.
Ce dernier conçut l'immeuble de bureaux avec boutique situé sur Noordeinde à La Haye en 1921, dans une variante expressionniste du style Um 1800. Ce bâtiment fut également nommé De Rijnstroom. De 1987 à 1997, le bâtiment abrita le magasin Postbus 51. Le bâtiment est construit sur un plan rectangulaire. Au rez-de-chaussée se trouve un magasin dont la façade est ornée d'ornements en bronze. À l'origine, sur toute la largeur du magasin, se dressait « P.G.C. Hajenius ». Au-dessus du magasin se trouvent deux étages de bureaux, sous un toit mansardé recouvert d'ardoise. La façade, revêtue de pierre naturelle ocre-jaune, est percée de cinq axes de fenêtres et décorée de motifs géométriques sculptés. La baie en saillie de droite abrite l'entrée des étages supérieurs et des fenêtres en oriel. Au-dessus de la porte, le nom De Rijnstroom est gravé en relief.
P.G.C. Hajenius (1806-1889), founder of the Hajenius cigar brand, founded his company in 1826 in the De Rijnstroom hotel on Warmoesstraat in Amsterdam.[1] Two buildings bearing this name were constructed in Amsterdam for the company: on the corner of Dam and Beurssteeg (1868-1869, demolished in 1914), designed by H.J. van den Brink, and on Rokin (1914), designed by the brothers J.G. van Gendt and A.D.N. van Gendt.
The latter designed the office building with a shop on Noordeinde in The Hague in 1921, in an expressionist variation of the Um 1800 style. This building was also named De Rijnstroom. From 1987 to 1997, the building housed the Postbus 51 store. The building has a rectangular plan. On the ground floor is a store with a facade adorned with bronze ornaments. Originally, the name "P.G.C. Hajenius" ran across the entire width of the store. Above the store are two floors of offices, under a slate-covered mansard roof. The facade, clad in ochre-yellow natural stone, is pierced by five window axes and decorated with carved geometric patterns. The right-hand projecting bay window houses the entrance to the upper floors and bay windows. Above the door, the name De Rijnstroom is engraved in relief.
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Achter het hek zie je de achterkant van het Paleis Noordeinde.
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Decoratieve kunstrozenboom voor een etalage van een modewinkeltje op het Noordeinde in Den Haag.
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De Molenstraat die hier eindigt op het Noordeinde, vlak voor de Waalse Kerk.
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